Tomme cheese by the Sea Insular maturing

This is a fine story told by Daniel Jünger, a story that seems so accurate that it might well be true! Actually, it is purely the fruit of his imagination!

Text: François Fontana based on input from Daniel Jünger

François Fontana: Hallo Daniel, “Tomme de Mer” [“Tomme cheese by the Sea”] is a truly weird name for a layout. Can you explain? Daniel Jünger: This layout, and its background story are a fiction I developed on the basis of many small things, personal urges, memories. This was a first creation, I had collected a few items of rolling stock, some vehicles and some H0 scale building kits, and wanted to create something to show off all this equipment. But I had no real purpose. I bought a Kato N scale chassis and some rails to run a home-made railcar. Pretty soon, I realized that building a showcase layout with a backscene, lighting and a single viewpoint was the right solution. I did not feel like undertaking to reproduce vegetation,…

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