The yard
Are micro model railways becoming increasingly popular, with ‘micro’ meaning no larger than 120 cm by 400 cm? The layout is a very tiny yard near the Elbe near Bleckede, Northern Germany during the 1960s.
There
is a coal and kindling merchant, on one side of the yard and another
general use siding on the other, occasionally it is used by a railbus.
A few images of a forgotten trade, the Kohlehändler.
Bleckeder Keisbahn
The project is a small general use yard that was built by the Bleckeder Kreisbahn at the end of a spur near Bleckede, the line is now part of the Osthannoversche Eisenbahnen AG.
On the right side of the module, there is a merchant's sidings and an additional siding with a rudimentary platform for a railbus. Whilst on the left, a holding siding and a small holding.
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