169 - Two Lindberg 2570 locomotive shed kits in original boxes, house with shingle roof, LGB G scale

Two Lindberg 2570 locomotive shed kits in original boxes, house with shingle roof, LGB G scale Plastic, large-scale railway accessories for LGB, 1) two Lindberg 2570 kits for freestanding locomotive sheds in original boxes, boxes inscribed "LINDBERG", "GROSSBAHN-ZUBEHÖR für L·G·B" and "ACCESSORIES FOR LARGE SCALE TRAINS", kit parts unassembled, including gray panels with board texture and one double-leaf round-arched door each, one brown and one light gray, small parts on sprues in clear plastic bags, 2) house with shingle roof, assembled, single-story with gable window, ocher-yellow walls with natural stone base and corner quoins, red-brown gable roof, green front door and green bargeboards, multi-pane windows with curtains, on a base plate with paving texture, condition commensurate with age, boxes with storage wear. The absence of smaller, delicate attachment parts cannot be entirely ruled out. LGB stands for Lehmann-Groß-Bahn, the model railway with 45 mm gauge on a scale of 1:22.5 introduced in 1968 by the Nuremberg company Ernst Paul Lehmann Patentwerk. It became widespread in Europe as a garden railway and also revived garden railway building in the United States; G scale models of various manufacturers run on the 45 mm gauge. After the manufacturer's insolvency in 2006, Märklin took over the brand in 2007. Plastic building kits on a scale of 1:24 were issued for the large-scale railway under the name Lindberg LGB, among them a storage shed and a locomotive shed with the English name Engine House.