99 608

99 608 · #1 9th October 2014, 16:13

Hello,
my name is Moritz, I am fifteen years old, from Germany and I am here because I was on an exhibition in Germany and there were some model train enthusiasts from Britain, who didn't speak German. So I tried to talk with them in English but I had to notice, that the vocabulary I learnt at school doesn't help me for talking with other people, who had the same hobby. That's why I am here - to learn something about the British railways and the language.

Maybe you would like to know something about my name "99 608".

The locomotive 99 608 is one of 96 locomotives of the saxon locomotive type IV K (4k).
99 608 is a narrow gauge locomotive (750mm).

If you like I can show you some pictures of saxon narrow gauge railways and my model railway layout.

I am glad to be here.

Gruß aus Deutschland
MORITZ

**G6 UXU** · #2 9th October 2014, 19:24

Hello Moritz and welcome to the forum, enjoy and all the best.

**DSY011** · #3 9th October 2014, 20:08

Hello Moritz and welcome to the Railway Forum. We would be very happy for you to post some of your photos on to the Gallery.

Master Cutler · #4 9th October 2014, 20:42

Hi Moritz, welcome to the forum.
My office is in Baden Baden and I'm a fairly regular DB user when I visit.
Keep us posted on any special rail activity in Germany.
Hope you learn about our railways during your forum visits.

Madcaravanner · #5 10th October 2014, 14:28

Hi Moritz

Germany is one of those places that is greyed out on my travel map -I have not been there - yet

But as for modelling railways that's one of my big things as I am wheelchair restricted so can not get out as much as I would like
Modelling railways makes us all equal - - so yes post your layout pictures in the gallery so we can admire yours

99 608 · #6 10th October 2014, 21:04

Hello,
thank you. I have posted some pictures in the gallery.

Gruß aus Deutschland
MORITZ

Silver Fox Phil · #7 18th October 2014, 14:54

Welcome to the forum, there are some great members on here always willing to help.
Have fun and enjoy
All the best
Phil

**DSY011** · #8 18th October 2014, 21:35

Hi Moritz, thanks for posting the photos of your layout. It looks very detailed with a lot going on. I still have a way to go with my layout as I had not been able to do much on it at all over the last 18 months as I had a very sick wife to look after when she was not in hospital, Glad to say she is now well again and I can start to spend some time on it again. Will post some photos soon.

Silver Fox Phil · #9 20th October 2014, 22:59

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Originally Posted by DSY011

Hi Moritz, thanks for posting the photos of your layout. It looks very detailed with a lot going on. I still have a way to go with my layout as I had not been able to do much on it at all over the last 18 months as I had a very sick wife to look after when she was not in hospital, Glad to say she is now well again and I can start to spend some time on it again. Will post some photos soon.

Glad to hear your wife is well Syd. Hope you both continue to enjoy the best of health.
Regards
Phil

**DSY011** · #10 21st October 2014, 19:38

Thanks Phil, thought I would have some time in the shed, but no, now cat sitting in South Wales while my daughter relaxes on holiday.

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