Yes, a miniature railway crocodile. (H0) Which makes me think, that your third image, might be from a miniature image series, since the line does not seem to be electrified also the wagons seem so random... But then which serious miniature set builder would make such a glaring mistake, so maybe it is a proper image....
Yes, a miniature railway crocodile. (H0)
Which type? The German one? (The one on the third picture, RhB's narrow-gauge crocodile, is one of the most popular narrow-gauge models, e.g. for example in H0m.) *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
We did not quite tread them with the necessary respect, however...
Now I am really confused :-) The original third image (I inserted another photo in the meantime) was the looks-like-a-model narrow-gauge Swiss crocodile; the standard German crocodile can be seen on the first and last images (but in the Austrian painting scheme on the last image). *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
I just looked at the Maerklin website, they have some exciting stuff!!!
Once I am older and have children, i will get back into miniature railways. "digitally controlled delayed acceleraion" Yeah!
However I will ask my brother for his comment, I am sure he remembers better.
Well, that almost settles it, though it could still have been a Seetal crocodile (see comment with images at bottom).
Oh, some good comes out of my pointless nitpicking - a family communication! :-) *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
Now he has an easy excuse to buy model trains :-) *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
...and in the name of gender equality, why not give the girl one, too?
Especially considering that one of the preserved German crocodiles, 194 158, belongs to one Frau Barbara Pirch, who is also a locomotive driver! *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
o.k