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There was also a tank, a big gun and a helicopter, all of which had seen better days, plus an abandoned statue of someone who had presumably fallen from favour and been hidden away behind the museum.

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The exposed track-wrecking machine was made for the museum by railway armies in 1995.

German railroad plough in Italy 1944 A similar device, which ripped the rail off the ties, had been used by railway troops of the in World War I, during their from and.

I think i'll add them and resubmit a couple pics but I didn't want to draw any attention away from the destruction end of this thing but I totally agree with a lot of people that figures do add a realism to any diorama.

Helicopter This helicopter has seen better days.

In use, the plough is lowered to rip up the middle of the track as it is hauled along by a.

The mechanical principle of action was based on the breaking of the wood cross ties, deformation the rail and earthen cloth.

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