Big railways in 1:160 scale.
We are a group of enthusiastic N scale modellers. Together we plan, build and operate a modular layout based on our own module standard and show it at public exhibitions several times a year.
When & Where
Next departures- Thu 26 Nov 2026from 19:00ClubabendBahnhofsstraße 3, 1140 WienPizzeria "Per Sempre"
- Thu 10 Dec 2026from 19:00ClubabendBahnhofsstraße 3, 1140 WienPizzeria "Per Sempre"
- 11–13 Dec 2026Ausstellung "Wien Hütteldorf CM 2026"Linzerstraße 404, 1140 WienFuhrmannhaus "Garage"
Christkindlmarkt- Fri 11 Dec · 09:00–19:00
- Sat 12 Dec · 09:00–19:00
- Sun 13 Dec · 11:00–19:00
- Wed 23 Dec 2026from 19:00ClubabendBahnhofsstraße 3, 1140 WienPizzeria "Per Sempre"
- Thu 24 Dec 2026Clubabend(Feiertag)Cancelled
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The Club
The club was founded in January 2003. Almost all founding members were N scale fans who had already been building modules, so it was natural to stay with this kind of model railway building and create a modular layout to present at exhibitions.
Every two weeks we meet for a sociable evening to talk about the latest news, projects and gossip. Guests, interested visitors and of course new members are always welcome.
The Modules
Every member builds their own modules. At exhibitions they are joined to form one large layout – a little different each time.
- Era III–VIfrom the 1950s to today
- 190 cmis the longest module
- 89non-rectangular modules: trapezoid, special shape and parallelogram
- 58modules by our busiest member
- up to 23parallel tracks
- 233 mof modules end to end
Our module types
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Crossover
6 modulesCrossovers on double track – trains can change to the other track.
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Junction
22 modulesHere the line divides – creating a network instead of a single line.
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Line
149 modulesConnect the stations – single or double track, through fields, forests and villages.
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Locomotive depot
8 modulesEngine shed, turntable and servicing facilities – home of the locomotives.
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Reversing loop
16 modulesAt the end of the line, trains turn in a loop and head back.
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Siding
8 modulesSidings for factories, warehouses and freight traffic.
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Station
62 modulesFrom small passing stations to large through stations, usually made of several modules.
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Traction depot
5 modulesStabling and servicing facilities for locomotives, modelled on Austrian prototypes.
A selection of our traction depots
Exhibitions
Our latest appearances – with photos of the layout.
Fancy building with us?
Whether you are an experienced N scale modeller or just starting out: simply drop by at a club evening, feel free to bring a vehicle to test, and get to know us.