1/100 stash of model stuff, furniture and goods

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Start of my "collection" of model parts, furniture and goods for freight trains. I removed the "work in progress", but I will add more little things occasionally. The bucket, box and stool were made to fill the railway worker's box.The 60cm x 40cm wooden box was used to transport vegetables. Similar boxes are mentioned in [1 p.250] used for potatoes to start sprouting.The 20l milk churn / large milk can was widely used in the GDR. Added on 2024-03-012 types of concrete trash/paper bins used on schoolyards and other public places. Similar ones are still produced today. The original octagonal one (marked as type 1) was found, photographed and measured in Thuringia by Julius. The round version (marked as type 2 here) is a mixture of [2] and [3]. I used 61cm [2] as height instead of the 56cm in [3].Added on 2024-03-03Added a platform to collect milk churns in villages, known form the mid last century in Germany. (search for "Milchrampe")Added on 2024-03-08Hexagonal version of paper bin was added. Also found, photographed and measured in Thuringia by Julius.Added on 2024-03-12Garbage cans according standard TGL 4367 from 1979.Barrel added on 2024-03-13 and open barrel on 2024-03-21PrintingI printed this design in H0 and TT scale, keep in mind - you have to scale:Scale factorin percent1:87H01,15115.0 %1:120TT0,8383.3 %…   Sources[1] Berger, Manfred (1961): Bauhandbuch für landwirtschaftliche Produktionsgenossenschaften. Berlin: VEB Verlag für Bauwesen.[2] https://www.schulbedarf-schulsachen.de/betonpapierkorb-892[3] https://www.historische-bauelemente.com/catalogue/detail/ddr-mulleimer/11814[4] TGL 4367 (1979). Mülltonnen aus Metall. https://katalog.ub.uni-weimar.de/tgl/TGL_4367_06-1979.pdf[5] TGL 4367 (1988). Mülltonnen aus Stahlblech. https://katalog.ub.uni-weimar.de/tgl/TGL_4367_09-1988.pdf