Wooden Steam Locomotive (PWJ231)

If you are in Switzerland, you should visit the Erlebniswelt (Experience world) in Lichtensteig in the Toggenburg region. At the moment they have an exhibition of wooden trains and machines.

[@warup89]

Thank you so much for the virtual tour, I love classic machinery and craftmanship.

[@rjy8960]

What a wonderful place! Thanks for sharing!

[@MrTurboturbine]

Absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for showing us.

[@SeanBZA]

I remember those tickets by me, where the station operator would pull down a massive lever arm, moving horizontally for departure station, and then the vertical showing the destination, along with a trip validity saying number of days it was valid, and then press a worn shiny brass button, and it would mechanically print a ticket on a cardboard ticket, which you them presented to the conductor. They would punch it with a punch with a pattern, showing which person had done it, and then if checked you got another different hole punched in it. Punches changed daily, so the previous day ticket, which was valid for 7 days, would not be usable either if single use, or would simply get up to 14 holes punched into it.

[@pinterelectric]

Thank you for the tour, I love that kind of stuff!

[@jimsvideos7201]

Thank you for the tour! The time spent creating all of those things must be in millions of hours.

[@DavidABurns]

Fabulous museum.

[@pileofstuff]

That's some very impressive modelmaking. I was especially surprised to see models of Canadian locomotives so far from their home.

[@PlaywithJunk]

A beautiful locomotive is beautiful everywhere :-)

[@Enigma758]

Magnificent!

[@user-gk8gg1zt7l]

Nice video, LIKE.

[@PlaywithJunk]

Great comment, THANK!

[@TheEmbeddedHobbyist]

I always thought that a wooden boiler wooden work 😂

[@PlaywithJunk]

It wood work with a cold fire... :-)

[@douro20]

"A woman wants to be conquered"...

[@PlaywithJunk]

I put an image into the Community section. That's the object for that text :-)