Hallo from Italy

Hi Gizzy,

I am happy that you like them.
The snowplough is a simple model: the carriage is a modified Newqida and the ploughing is an item out of production by Champex-linden.
I made the model a couple of years ago, but unfortunately I never test it because in this period there wasn't no snow on my plant.
 
luigi.gitto said:
Hi Gizzy,

I am happy that you like them.
The snowplough is a simple model: the carriage is a modified Newqida and the ploughing is an item out of production by Champex-linden.
I made the model a couple of years ago, but unfortunately I never test it because in this period there wasn't no snow on my plant.
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One good reason to have a snow plough? If you don't it will snow, and if you do it will never snow!

I just watched your videos. What a great railway! Do you have a track plan at all?

And where in Italia are you please....
 
Gizzy said:
One good reason to have a snow plough? If you don't it will snow, and if you do it will never snow!

I just watched your videos. What a great railway! Do you have a track plan at all?

And where in Italia are you please....
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I live in a small village 25 Km far from Venice.
Here It snows, not a lot, not every years but It snows; so I will hope to use my snowpluogh carriage sometimes.
 
luigi.gitto said:
I live in a small village 25 Km far from Venice.
Here It snows, not a lot, not every years but It snows; so I will hope to use my snowpluogh carriage sometimes.
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I've worked in Northern Italy a few times, I reckon the closest place to you will be Pordenone. I was once in the Lake Como region when it snowed heavily.

Maybe you will get a chance to try your plough next winter....
 
That depends on years This year no snow in the North of Italy, but 5 meters in the Centre of Italy, unfortunately in zones where there was been the earthquake.
Of course in England the snow situation should be different.
 
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