Swiss toy fair 2003 "Schweizer Spielmesse"

[Thorsten]

Hi Forum,
On Andreas Rackels website you will find some pictures of the swiss toy fair 2003 in St.Gallen last week.

TTTT-fun, personal cars, ships, airplanes and some dragders:

Schweizer Spielmesse 2003 (http://mitglied.lycos.de/andreasrackel/gallen03.htm)

sorry it is a german site, but I think the pictures tell the most important things.

best regards

Thorsten


www.mikromodell.de

[Comrade_Boris]

i will have to try to go to one of the shows you are at next time im in europe for vacation......very impressive trucks! i cant wait until i get mine done......i just need a chassie and a gear box and thats it! please look in my other posts to see my truck!

thanks, and happy trials!

[arch2b]

very impressive work. the oil platform looks interesting. do you happen to have any video of your crane in action?

[Thorsten]

Hi arch2b,
sorry, I don`t have any videos of the rigg. But on www.mikromodell.de /vessels you can see some aditional pictures.

The rigg was build in 1987 as a "aditional extra function" for my offshore tug "Smit Singapore".
24 Motors, Crane, Anchors, Lights, tugline, movable legs,.....(sorry, no drilling)

enough for some hours fun at the lake ;-)

best regards

Thorsten

www.mikromodell.de

[arch2b]

in the second picture from the bottom, there is a mini-z tx and maybe a white pajero overland? or were you able to use the tx for one of you tttt's?
the vw suv is just awsome. you guys take this to the highest level;)
it would take me detailed plans and months to reverse engineer that car.

[Thorsten]

Hi,
I bought me a original overlander (and rebuild a "****ie-Toy" Unimog-fireengine 1/24) just for outdoor fun.
You can`t use the Overlander-tx for any other of my cars or ships because its a 27MHZ AM tx. My other toys work with 40 MHZ FM.

If anyone knows a realy small (ca. 20x10x10 mm) 27MHZ AM reciver, so please let me know. The only I have seen is a small selfmade reciver with realy bad recive distance (and more expensive than a jstmini)

best regards

Thorsten

www.mikromodell.de