This one is really not the Tucher & Walter hanger, but a train shed. The hanger is the same minus the lettering over the door. I prefer to use it as a hanger so I added a wire on the roof that allows the Zeppelin to hang and also slide half way out for better viewing. The shed is missing one door which will someday be replaced by a brass home made one. It will hold many Std gauge loco's, but not the tender.
Steve
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I couldn't imagine a O scale zeppelin hangar made to scale... Some of them were almost 800 feet long and a good O scale model of one of the hangars would be, I'd guess, somewhere around 20 feet long! 
Syeve,
I really like it! Zeppschuppen may fit
Steve; looks great.
Two of my favourite things; Tinplate trains and zeppelins. Wayne (waynew)
I like it. Very cool.
Here is it's temporary location.
Steve
fantastic!
Simply Awesome!
Bob
That's cool 
Took the Zeppelin and shed to TCA today and spent a lot of time answering questions about it and the five rail track.
Steve
Great stuff, Steve!
Now all you need is one of those aircraft pylon accessories and send your Zeppelin on a slow flight circuit.........
Steve,
I just spotted this Bing 'Zeppelin dock' on that auction site. Either that, or it's a bird-house on a water tank frame. That non-prototypical spike looks a little scary..... http://tinyurl.com/h985k6q
It's neither a bird house nor zeppelin dock. What it is missing is the aeroplane unit.
Here's one in operation:
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUwCNfb8xmc>
Ron M
ron m posted:It's neither a bird house nor zeppelin dock. What it is missing is the aeroplane unit.
Here's one in operation:
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUwCNfb8xmc>
Ron M
Nice! Spotted this on the Youtube sidebar too:
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