Greek OSE models reference pages
Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 6:15 pmWe're really lucky to have among us two of the most known collectors, modelers, researchers and converters of Greek models in HO
Olympus blog http://hellenicrailwaymodels.blogspot.gr/
Andy runs the most complete index page of Greek models on the web. If you want to have some idea of what has been produced till now, ready made or converted just have a look.
Many categories with Greek locos, coaches and Freight wagons, plus passenger and freight wagons from other railways that have ever appeared down here.
Andreas Greek Prototype Railway Modeling page http://greek-railway-modelling.jimdo.co ... a-411-430/
As I said, Andreas is a human encyclopedia of the Greek Railways History! I think if he had some more time he would like to model every each piece of rolling stock ever appeared on our tracks!
When I need to know something, first I ask Christo (it's easier to catch
) and then I just ask Andreas.
He is also building the Pythion layout, named after the last Greek Station before our borders with Turkey.
Olympus blog http://hellenicrailwaymodels.blogspot.gr/
Andy runs the most complete index page of Greek models on the web. If you want to have some idea of what has been produced till now, ready made or converted just have a look.
Many categories with Greek locos, coaches and Freight wagons, plus passenger and freight wagons from other railways that have ever appeared down here.
Andreas Greek Prototype Railway Modeling page http://greek-railway-modelling.jimdo.co ... a-411-430/
As I said, Andreas is a human encyclopedia of the Greek Railways History! I think if he had some more time he would like to model every each piece of rolling stock ever appeared on our tracks!
When I need to know something, first I ask Christo (it's easier to catch
) and then I just ask Andreas.He is also building the Pythion layout, named after the last Greek Station before our borders with Turkey.
