Lëtzebuerger N-Bunn 69 ||

This is an imaginary model railway, inspirated by the Éislek region of Luxembourg. It is under construction since 1991.

Any ressemblance with real existing places or vehicles is random.

The layout is a romantic interpretation of the sixties and the seventies.The diesel operation of those days allows a varied use of rolling stock. Furthermore the freight delivery of that time permitts a lot of traffic.

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Pol Hottua

The rails of the tracks have a distance of 9 millimeters. The letter N of nine leads to the name N-Bunn.
The scale of the vehicles and the decoration is 1:160.

N-gauge miniature trains are offered by many manufacturers.
You can buy them in many shops.

There are associations promoting N-gauge.

I read magazines from here and from abroad to get informations:

N BAHN MAGAZIN www.nbahnmagazin.de

MAGAZ'N www.afan.fr

ETUDES ET DOCUMENTATION FERROVIAIRES www.rail.lu

JOURNAL du Chemin de Fer
www.modelspoormagazine.be

I found documetation about luxembourgish railways mainly in the works of Ed Federmeyer and of the C.F.F.L.

At the AMTF TRAIN 1900
https://www.train1900.lu/
an Uerdinger railcar of the first series, the Z151, is running regularly since 1973. A trailer and an MAN railcar are also part of the club's rolling stock.

On the first of October 2023 took place a day with diesel engines in Fond-de-Gras. The vehicles dated from the fifties and sixties. Jhust those are to run on my N-Bunn 69. I made up a short video.

Here comes a small enumeration of N-layouts, which are inspiring me:
BERCHTESGADEN by Rüdiger Stiller 
COPENHAGEN FIELDS by the Model Railway Club
LAUSCHA by Klaus Möntenich
LEMISO Anlage by Stephan Lehmann and  Lorenz Kästner
LOUISE MARIE by the Modelspoorclub Pacific
MONTHERMÉ by the Club Maquettisme Sedanais
NORDENHAM by Ralf Tönjes
STELLWERK S by Wolfgang Frey
VONÊCHE by the Rail Miniature Mosan
 

In 2023 I visited an exhibition dedicated to the 1/160 scale. Out of the film material that could be used, I made a small video. Unfortunately not all exhibitors are in the film.