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		<title>About Carwitz IV</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In summer 2011 I start to build up a small mini layout. The first idea was to have a branch line arrangement where engines and vehicles could be photographed in a “life –like” surrounding. For better interchange the mini layout was planned modular. After some talks with model railroad friends the idea arose to work [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In summer 2011 I start to build up a small mini layout. The first idea was to have a branch line arrangement where engines and vehicles could be photographed in a “life –like” surrounding. For better interchange the mini layout was planned modular.</p>
<p>After some talks with model railroad friends the idea arose to work out this mini layout into a functional layout. My working room has the space for at least a 2 meter point to point layout with expansion possibilities in both directions. In memory of my old Era One arrangements this layout was given the name Carwitz IV. I had the following considerations in mind:</p>
<p>H0 1:87 – Gleichstrom<br />
Rail system code 75 and code 83<br />
Digitally DCC<br />
European Vehicles<br />
Period from 1950 to 1960<br />
Three to four railroad engines<br />
15 freight cars and five passenger cars</p>
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