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Regular poster 315 posts jpachl Regular poster 315 posts
jpachl

Under the German title 'Virtuelle Eisenbahnwelten' (virtual railroad worlds), the online campus magazine of TU Braunschweig, which is the University of Technology at Braunschweig, Germany, published an interview on my modeling activities. Several pictures I posted on MRH either in the blog or in the forum were used as illustrations. The text is in German but, as readers of another forum confirmed, can easily be translated online using the Google translation tool.

Here is the link: https://magazin.tu-braunschweig.de/m-post/virtuelle-eisenbahnwelten/

Homepage: http://www.joernpachl.de/model_rr.htm

Blog: http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/blog/40591
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jeffshultz MRH Staff 8,022 posts
jeffshultz

Automatic translation with Google Chrome

I clicked on the link and boom - Chrome presented me with a translated version of the page without my even asking. 

Your job title sounds fascinating. 

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Jeff Shultz - MRH Technical Assistant
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Modeling a fictional GWI shortline combining three separate areas into one freelance-ish railroad.
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Louiex2 Frequent poster 561 posts
Louiex2

Sehr gut!

Sehr Gut! (That's one of about six phrases I recall from Herr Hefner's high school German class.)

Very nice interview. Your approach to combining the two types of "media" is, as far as I'm concerned, art.  Thank you (danke) (IIRC??) for sharing.

Lou (Ludwig)
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welztalbahn Active Member 40 posts
welztalbahn

Sehr interessant!

... und eine gute Erinnerung durch Deine Blog posts zu stoebern.

Digging through your earlier blog posts and salivating over the photos is fun!

Bernhard

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skyshooter Regular poster 127 posts
skyshooter

Very nice, (thanks to Google

Very nice, (thanks to Google Translate) I can read it just fine, amazing work. Thanks for sharing with us here.
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