The segment has the size of 130 X 72 cm. It consists on level 0 of a maintrack and 4 sidetracks. The radii are 39,5 cm and 43 cm. The tracks are placed provisionally and drawn. With the compass saw I cut rectangles of 2,5 X 8 cm for the Fleischmann motors. 6 cables of 1,5 mm are laid into the segment with the help of Brawa plugs 3093. 2 are for the driving current (14 V DC), 2 for switching current (16 V AC)  and 2 cables with 14 V AC are for lights and animation elements. A white 3 mm MDF sheet is installed as a control panel.

Sections without current are equipped with plastic rail joiners (Arnold 1170, Fleischmann 22214) and joiners with soldered cables (Arnold HN8032, Fleischmann 22217). The Fleischmann track control panel items are fixed on the MDF sheet. The side parts of the segment are installed and fixed with white glue and clamps. The horinzontal strips are cut to measure one by one. Holes are drilled inside to put the cables. After this the strips are installed with screws and white glue.The plywood panel for the upper level is cut and applied.

The tournout is provisionally laid and sketched in. The one meter track radii are drawn with a self-made MDF pattern. The plywood panel is removed and a rectangle of 2,5 X 8 cm is sawn out for the Fleischmann motor. The cables are laid into the bars and the terminal strips are screwed. The plywood sheet for the upper part is glued and screwed. The tracks are laid and fixed with Post miniature screws. At the transition of the segment lies a short track on a thin Busch Plastic sheet. 

This has to be gravelled and decorated in a way that it doesn't stick and can be removed, when the segments are separated. Around the rectangular hole for the turnout motor I glued a frame with plastic sheets. On top of it is fixed a lid with small screws. In 2023 I replaced the formerly installed Heljan N 678 brewery by self-made buildings. Windows and doors together with boards of almost every firm have been used. I painted with Humbrol and Plaka colours.

A frame with the height of 3,5 mm encloses the brewery. It has to receive the recessed track of the yard. A small administration house was built with the help of photographs out of Busch plastic sheets, Kibri slate sheets and Evergreen stripes. The windows and the doors consist of stripes of adhesive tape, which were laid on transparent sheets. At the the entrance to the brewery a gate was installed. I used the moving Viessmann water crane 5832. It was sawn and flush mounted.

To operate it, I had to connect a Viessmann Power Module 5215 to my Fleischmann transformator 6705.The gate is operated by key switches. In addition to this a Viessmann relay 5551 operates the Saint Andrew crosses 5803 for the brewery yard and cuts the current when the gate is closed. For this I had to install subsequently a current break with my Roco saw. It is supplied with current by a Fleischmann rail- joiner 22217 with soldered cable.  I fixed one of the Saint Andrew crosses on to a self-made mast with 2 mm brass H profiles.

The brewery gate was made out of Busch sheets, Evergreen stripes and 0,8 mm brass rods.  I cut the Viessmann 5832 water crane and drilled a small hole into the base. The gate was glued with gel instant glue. The wall with the gate mechanism is hollow underneath and can simply to be put upon a stripe.The Kibri 37969 wall sheets got a cote of Humbrol 67. Afterwards single stones were painted with Humbrol 27, 64, 31 and 98. When everything was dry, I applied water-soluble Plaka 72 colour.

With a moist towel I dotted and rubbed, so that the grey colour remained in the joints. I installed a modified Mafen dwarf signal in front of the brewery gate. The cable conduits were made of plastic sheets and painted. The signal is connected to the relay that operates the gate, the Saint Andrew crosses and the driving current. In the back of the brewey yard I installed a further uncoupler. I built a diesel tank and an emptying station for a tank wagon out of Faller parts as well as sheets and bars of many providers. As a lamp I used the MU_N-A00257 and as a diesel fuel pump the MU_N-A00124.

The brewery receives the fuel for the brewing and the diesel for its lorries by rail. This means further shunting. The three brewery buildings received a LED interior illumination. Outside, above the doors, came Viessmann 6442 lamps. Under the roof of the loading platform I installed a white LED. The Kibri chimney was drilled and filed from beneath. At the top I installed a Seuthe smoke generator and led the cables trough a pipe to 2 push buttons. A Kemo timer ensures, that the machine does not overheat.

I made the lorry garage out of Busch, Evergreen and Kibri sheets and stripes. The furniture comes from Modellbahn Union. The tires are Faller 975078 items. The chair and the oil stoves are self-made. Inside the building was installed a white LED. The lamp above the office door is the Modellbahn Union N-A00252 item. The railings for the stairs were plied out of 0,3 mm wire and fixed together by instant gel glue. The vent pipes of the garage were made out of a tube and sawn-off brass nails.

I made the Fatima sanctuary with the help of photographs and a Preiser figure.The bows were filed out of a 4 mm wooden strip.The Fatima itself was a cut out photograph glued upon a grey plastic sheet.The sheets are Kibri (37971 for the walls and 37960 for the roof) and Busch. The profiles are Evergreen and the colours Humbrol. As fences I used Vapeur 70 and Heljan ladders.The sanctuary will be illuminated by 2 searchlights. I built the engine shed consulting photographs. I used 2 rails with Fleischmann track spacing as a starting point.

For the lenght I took a steam engine with a tender. After these premises I drew the walls and the windows on scale paper.The plan was drawn in a way that the whole building can be transferred  with carbon paper  to one yellow Busch 7203 sheet. For the doors I carved planks into the yellow Busch sheets 7203. I painted them with matt brown Humbrol 62 color. After this, I painted the window stones with a grey mixture and the walls with Humbrol 34. Finally I glued the windows and the doors behind the building walls.

The building was put together. The thin Busch sheets had been reinforced by Evergreen 153 strips. For the roof I glued Kibri slate sheets 7971 upon yellow Busch 7203 sheets. The Kibri sheets have first been bent with a file at the roof top and near the gutters. The gutters consist of Evergreen 241 half round stripes. I glued them upon narrow stripes of Busch 7203 yellow sheets. I bent the waste pipes out of 1 mm wire. I fixed them with super glue. Afterwards I painted them with Humbrol 56 silver colour. On a very old photograph I discovered a water tower.

I had to adapt the dimensions to the shed and the brewery. In order to draw the octagons, I opened an autoform in the PC. I formated it in the dimensions of the tower und printed it on cardboard. Once cut out, I could transfer it upon plastic sheets. I built the tower as formerly described. It was equipped with a Ratio ladder and a Viessmann 6442 lamp. On the PC I drew a jauge, railroad pannels and posters. They were printed on a white Micro Application film..

Next to the football ground a refreshment stand with a ticket desk and lavatories will be set up. The building was made as described above. It was equipped with a LED light. The roof can be removed. With the compass saw I cut a 3 mm MDF board for the street and the standing places of the football ground. I also made 2 gates, a score board, hedges and wire fences.
On the wooden landscape structures I fixed Noch wire netting with the glue pistol. On this I laid plaster bandages.

The rocks are collected slate stones. I modelled everything with window putty. Behind the brewery I fixed a fence from the ship modelling range. The streetlamps consist of 2 mm brass H profiles and Viessmann parts. I created the meadows wit Heki Decovlieβ, materials from Woodland, Busch and wood glue. The trees are Faller, Heki, Hünerbein Natur and Busch. The roads were painted with Faller colour.

A Viessmann sound module was switchted in paralell by a relais to the gate. Into the investigation pit of the garage came a Busch weldering bulb. Beneath the football ground I placed a programmable WayinTop sound element. The fence at the locomotive shed is an Ndetail item. The signs are self-made out of 0,3 mm wire, 0,3 mm plastic sheets and decals. The buffer stop is Weinert. Beneath the dead end track to Bastogne I fixed a balcony for derailed trains.

The brewery received a further loading platform for lorries. The brass ladders from the Faller 222195 kit were plied, coloured and glued. Behind the garage I fixed a shelter to the wall. Signs and a milestone were installed into the road to Noertrange. I make the football ground out of plastic sheets and brass parts. The lines were cut with a plotter. I ordered an Oxford ambulance with a flashing light at Letitlight in Rastatt and redecorated it using decals.

In front of the brewery came a Faller bicycle stand. I glued N-train sacks into the Herpa trailers.The railway and street signs are self-made. The Viessmann St Andrew cross was installed slightly recessed. The chimney sweepers are Noch items. For the football ground I made goals out of brass wire and safety nets out of 1,5 mm Evergreen H profiles. Around the ground an altered and repainted Aeronaut fence was established.

I screwed 2 Perspex sheets for protection on the edge of the playground. The billboards were glued. I made a board that shows the score of the match and fixed it. To the Brawa floodlights were added Evergreen stripes, Kestrel ladders and parts out of 0,3 mm and 0,5 mm wire.

I placed Heki trees and Ndetail fences around the football ground. A shelter for the watchdog of the garage was added. For wintertime on the mountainroad I made a sandbox and a snowshovel out of Ndetail parts, wire and plastic sheets. On the rock behind the brewery a fence and a photographer have been installed. I cut off the caps of the Woodland american policemen, glued Evergreen rounds upon and painted them with Humbrol colour.

Now they are members of the "Gendarmerie Grand-Ducale" and fit with the redecorated Oxford Land-Rover. Near the refreshment stand a fence and litter boxes have been glued. Noch and Preiser ambulance men take care of a person with an attack. The football supporters were made out of the Woodland  A2187 picket line. The cars have been altered with decals

The football players are Noch and Tomytec items. The Noch figures received black stripes as well as white and red numbers.These are Microscale decals. I cut the 3 Tomytec figures near their bellies. They were shortened by about 1,5 mm, glued together and painted. Now they better harmonize from the size with the other figures. I made a flag for the linesman out of yellow cloth and wire.

Behind the football ground Faller trees have been placed. I mounted a shepherd with sheep and a sound module into the mountain. A tree with a bench came beside the road. Underneath the lorry garage I installed sound modules. An Artitec taw truck for lorries and Woodland figures came into the yard.

On the station segment I motorized the Faller platform crane with the Viessmann 5832 item. With 0,3 mm wire I altered the angle of the Faller crane so that it doesn't touch the wagons. The goods shed recieved a LED lighting. Next to the shed I built a lorry scale with plastic sheets and profiles.The pub was wrapped into Auhagen pavement scheets. It received interior lighting, new doors, tables, chairs, fences and a letter box. A Viessmann 6474 lantern enlightens now the terrace.The wall pedestals of the three buildings received an emanel and water painting with various colours.

The Sherman tank was replaced by an Artitec model. The flower pots and the memorial slab consist of plastic sheets and strips. The dahlias are Busch items. I placed an altered MKK crane into the carpenter's yard. The rocks near the tunnel are original slate stones fixed with window putty. The turnout levers, the milestone and the telephone were made of sheets, round profiles, strips and 0,3 mm wire. They were decorated with decals and Humbrol colours.

The furniture shop got a new painting with Humbrol and Plaka colours. The furniture consists of Modellbahn-Union, RailNscale and Faller items. The paintings are miniaturized photographs. The interior lighting is Viessmann. The wall lights on the buildings in the yard are Modellbahn-Union items. The lantern in the yard was self made.
The first 2 houses of the street also received interior lighting and partly a new painting. On the terrace over the garage came a Transmondia parasol and Faller garden tables and chairs. The station building received interior furniture and lighting. Outside I fixed new windows, signs and a washbasin.
 

Zebra crossings and other road markings have been cut with a Silhouette plotter. The road signs are Artitec. The lorry scale was furnished. The signal boards were drawn by Adobe Illustrator, printed on decals and fixed on 0,25 mm plastic sheets. I installed new Auhagen buffer stops. In the middle of the railway crossing, Evergeen strips have been glued and painted with Humbrol colours.

Under the tunnel I added 2 toggle switches and luster clamps. Hereby are operated Faller 272220 streetlamps and Viessmann LED houselights. I fixed the relays for the hearts of the turnouts 13 and 14 on a board next to the transformer. The removable part with the park was extended downward with bars. After this an MDF sheet for 4 switches and a bar with luster clamps could be installed.

With screws I fixed a plywood panel for a children's playground. An altered Langley rounabout is moved by an ONPIRA TDY-12 motor with 2,5 rotations per minute. I transformed a Viessmann H0 seesaw and installed it partly under the surface. I created public toilets for the park with the childrens' playground in my usual method. The old lamps in front of the mansion were replaced by Beli-Beco items.

In the yard I put 2 Viessmann park lanterns into the stairwalls. Inside the mansion came 2 Viessmann LED lamps. A gate allows the access from the yard to the park. The gardening tools of the town administration are stocked in the next-building. Above the barn gate I fixed a Modellbahn Union wall lamp. The lamps of the main-street have been replaced by Faller items.I cut 2 rectangles with the compass saw into the landscape. 

For the childrens' playground I made a slide, a double swing, a sandpit and a platform for benches and a litterbox. I used Langley, Modellbahn Union, Evergreen and Faller parts. The figures are Noch and Merten items. The litterboxes are out of 2 mm tubes and 0,45 mm brass wire. Out of the Viessmann well I made a Michel Rodange Fox fountain. I fixed everything with screws and frames of wooden strips. To the park was added a self-made kiosk .

The street signs have been redesigned with Adobe Illustrator and fixed as decals on Evergreen 0,25 mm sheets. The posts consist of 0,5 mm wire. I installed 2 WayinTop sound modules of 4,5 V. For the childrens' playground I used a free internet download and shortened it to 6,7 MB mp3 with Sound Forge. For the well water noise was recorded in a nearby park and adapted to the duration of about 3 minutes in mp3 with Sound Forge. I installed the switches directly in front of the visual scenes. The parts can be dismantled and reprogramed.

I dismantled the Kibri castle. The segment was extended upwardly with bars and plywood panels. Thus the street is on the level of the castle. Underneath were added an MDF panel for 3 switches and and a bar with luster clamps. Subsequently I fixed Noch wire mesh with the glue pistol. On this I laid plaster bandage. The castle is built with Bush, Evergreen, Kibri, Auhagen and Kestrel parts.

I dismantled the Viessmann park lanterns 6474, plied the brass tube by 90° and shortened the socklet. They were fixed as wall lanterns on the buildings. In the slope of the hill 3 Brawa 83013 searchlights and Faller trees were fixed. Beneath the castle I installed a further ONPIRA TDY-12 motor for the fairground organ. This one was built out of a Lemke trailer, plastic sheets, Evergreen as well as Auhagen parts.

The cables of a Schönwitz 01-03-06-09 LED were laid trough a brass tube under the yard. I designed the front decoration using a photograph with Adobe Illustrator and printed it by laser on a decal. A Noch figure turns on a 1 mm brass screw. A Noch sound module provides the music. I installed the loudspeaker underneath the well.

I altered the Kibri kit. Inside the bridge came 2 metal rods of 8 mm and the 6 cables for the current supply of the whole layout. Because of the depth of the Faller Car System steering elements, I had to determinate the height of the supports as well as of the road by tests. I could fix the levels of the river, the road, the railway and the industrial railway to 18, 58, 90 an 200 mm. The inclination of the hill will be adapted to this.

I used remainding parts to build the tunnel, getting inspired by a photogtaph. Inside the tunnel the Fleischmann rails were underlaid with thin sheets to reach the hight of the Peco Code 55 track on 3 mm cork. Rail joiners with cables are supposed to provide current. I also built an underpass for a country lane on a model at Haut-Bellain. The walls weree painted as usual with Humbrol Emanel colours. After I dotted and rubbed with grey Plaka water paintings.

Beneath the bridge I glued a 0,25 mm plastic sheet. Out of plywood pieces were made hills, slopes, a channel and a weir for the watermill.  I painted the Peco track and the cork with Humbrol Enamel colours. With Peco tracksetta the rails were laid and glued with waterproof wood glue. Peco PL-82 railjoiners with cables provide current. After this I ballasted with Heki  33103.

I built the underground FCS turning loop on a 12 mm plywood board, that will later be removable to the top. It's fixed by 2 nuts. I fixed the Faller 180641 transformer on a deeper level. 2 electric Faller 161674 parking items are to be steered by 4 Busch 5720 photo electric barriers and 2 Busch 5740 electronic relais. On top of the FCS turning loop I build a removble hill out of 6mm plywood boards.

The mountain road takes a bend and disappears after a steep slope underneath the railway station. A further Faller 161674 parking item, steered by Bush 5720 photo electric barriers and a Busch 5740 electronic relais allows the alternating circulation of 2 lorries. The "lorry-road" will become visible on the quarry segment and will lead from there to the broker.

This time I laid the Peco Code 55 flexible track following the instructions of a Peco TV video. A 3 mm cork board was painted in grey using Humbrol Enamel colours. I pied the track using the 36 inch template. I drilled 2 0,5 mm holes in regular intervals into the outer side of the ties. Z scale nails were pushed inside by using a plier. Underneath each flexible track I soldered 2 cables to the rails. Peco PL-82 railjoiners provide additional current.

I once again changed the track plan. An SL-E387F curved turnout lies at the beginning of the rail access. Behind I put an SL-E397F Y-turnout. Underneath the board is situated the FCS lorry road. In the foreground runs the FCS parading road. I placed the wire using the Faller 161669 groove cutter. The road consists of 4 mm poplar plywood.

Beneath the SL-E387F turnout was fixed a Pl-10 Twin Microswitch. I soldered 6 cables to the turnout. 2 plastic railjoiners insolate a part of it. This heart is fed with current from the PL-10 by the soldered cables.

The landscape is determinated by a brook mouth. The crusher und quarry railway are situated on the northbank of the "Heaven's Brook". The turning loop of the FCS parading road will be equipped by one Faller 161674 parking item. Thus finally 4 cars can run in turns. I did not succeed to make work 2 of the 4 Busch 5740 electronic relays I had in stock.

For this reason the Faller parking item is operated by 2 Reinhold Schmitz RLS-AC "Reflexion electric barriers" as well as a  Viessmann 5551 universal relay. The car entering the turning loop frees the 161674 parking item and closes it shortly afterwards again. The car on the parking item starts to run. The following car comes to stop.

In order to hide the disappearance of the Faller Car System under the hill, I needed a long road underpass. It is motivated by an imaginary railway line that branches off at this place. The line to Hovelange would however have been shut down in 1946 again. The second tunnel mouth still exists. The former track course is still recognizable.

The quarry railway is based on the Busch H0f field railway. In 1/160 this corresponds more or less to a meter gauge railway. It is commuting on a bridge of Märklin Z parts, lying on Vollmer N bridge piers, to the crusher and back. By a point the railway runs over a purely decorative bridge to the front. This is only to hide the Faller Car System lorry road.