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1borna
#201
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20 February 2021 20:40:35(UTC)
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It is not difficult to clean and lubricate the wheels, but when you have hundreds of them, it takes time ...
It’s more fun to stack houses
Someone is building new roads
Someone loves electronics
and everyone hangs out and has fun
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06 March 2021 20:27:16(UTC)
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During the week when there are no visits (which are currently only on Fridays and Saturdays) work is done on all sides
Here come some little things
A friend who is otherwise a musician (drummer) made a scene of an outdoor music performance
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22 March 2021 21:23:30(UTC)
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The audience has come and the concert can begin
Some were hungry
and some don’t care, just waiting for their bus
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There are more beautiful buildings and details
Hospitals are unfortunately very topical now
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07 April 2021 21:42:29(UTC)
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The Faller vintage town hall with the clock "glockenschpiel" is classic. The clock can be motorized, and with bell chimes. They also made a central Nuremberg fire station #1 based from this kit. The Vollmer buildings are also classics.
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