The track 1 model railroad plants introduce themselves

Track 1: Tinplate toys from Nuremberg 100 years ago

The Friends of the Freinsheim/Pfalz Toy Museum (Bing Museum) are presenting a rare 0+1 gauge layout from the years 1900-1928. The models are mainly from the market leader of the time, Bing.

The layout impresses with its long trains! Some trains run with real steam. In the interior, 0-gauge as well as streetcars and rack railroads are on display! Some technical gadgets can be triggered by visitors with buttons, such as level crossings, signals, etc.

Children can obtain their “train driver’s license” by generating the traction current themselves.

Another highlight is a train depot with a turntable! The presentation is decorated with lighting, historic trees, bushes and tinplate buildings.

Operator: Freinsheim Toy Museum, 67251 Freinsheim
System size: 7 x 3 m