[Bing] [Tischbahn] - 11/935/10 (bzw. 61/3600/10) Güterwagenset

Hello,
Yes, this is probably one of the rarest sets, I know of only one in a British well known collection.




Very nice box Patrick, congratulations.
Regards,
Manuel

Zitat von BlackAdder im Beitrag #4

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Hallo Dieter,

Zitat

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... ich glaube, ich brauche auch so einen schönen Karton.

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Für welches Set? Gelb oder schwarz? "blue mottled" geht leider nicht

Gruß
Patrick

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Hallo Patrick,

Dem schließe ich mich an ,.... ich brauche auch so einen schönen Karton.

An den Kartonfarben lässt sich doch die zeitliche Herstellung bestimmen? Waren da nicht zuerst die Schwarzen und am Ende die Gelben? Aber wann waren die Blauen?

Gruß,
Horst

Hallo Patrick,

danke für die zeitliche Einordnung und dein Angebot, aber das hat sich dann wohl erledigt?
Ich bräuchte den Karton für die 11/756/2, aber nachdem es sich um ein sehr spätes Set handelt, ist es sicherlich die "blaue Wolke"
Macht nix....

Viel Spaß weiterhin beim Basteln.
Gruß,
Horst

P.S. ... in Carpenters Buch sieht man ihn auch, eindeutig mit Muster

Hi Patrick,
Congratulations on making a wonderful replica box, it looks as though you may have to go into business ‘making boxes’.
As for the blue ‘cloud’ box, I won one some months ago, which had a box that was in need of a lot of repairs. The base had only 2 sides, and the lid had no edges at all. I wasn’t too disappointed as the contents were what I wanted.
I had several problems making the right paper coverings. Firstly I took a high specification picture of the blue cloud design, and then copied it on to paper. The next one was that my box was bigger than A3 paper, so had to use more than one sheet per edge, which means there is a join in the paper.
The real problem though was that my box was faded quite badly, and so when I glued my replacement paper to the original box, it didn’t quite look right.
If however I was to be making a complete box, this wouldn’t be a problem.
When making the repairs, I took lots of pics. Some are in my ‘Bildergalerie’ Geoffs Model trains, but I had a lot more on my PC.
One of the other problems I had was sticking the paper on to card, as there are often bubbles in the paper, and because the paper is wet with the glue, it tears easily. I have had better results by gluing the paper, facing the paper downwards, and then pushing the card on to the paper. It’s not perfect yet, but I’ll be trying it again soon. One day I might get it right.

Below are some of the pictures I took to show my attempt.

Finally, thanks again to Manuel for showing us the true box set 10. I keep looking, but as yet, I’ve never seen an original. Well done.

Geoff

Patrick,
I still have my pics, but I needed a PC programme called Adobe photoshop to do it. What I did was take a small picture of the corner of the box, cut and paste it, and then copy it numerous times. I then turned every other picture the wrong was round so that the left side of the paper matched the right, and the right matched the left. That way you can create a row of matching pics. Once you have a row, flip them over top to bottom, so the bottom matches the top and vice versa. By doing that you can make a whole sheet.

With Adobe, you can airbrush out any marks and stains, providing they aren't anything major.

If you have a problem with it, drop me a line and I'll sort something out for you. My Blue cloud box has faded quite badly so if you (or anyone ) has a box with good colouring, and can send a file through, I could try to make a better job of it.

Regards,

Geoff.

Hello,
The No. 10 set has changed hands, now you can see it in Lisbon, well not now.... in the near future after Covid.
Best wishes, stay safe
Manuel

Thanks Patrick,
It would fit also your extremely important collection of table top railways, maybe one day?
Regards,
Manuel

Congratulations Patrick, an older collector once told that items will always turn twice 😉, enjoy it
Manuel