Unitram Track

[bill937ca]

I understand there is a difference in height between the existing Diotown streets and the height of the tram track (3mm versus 7mm if I recall correctly). I wonder if Kato may re-do the Diotown streets.

[to2leo]

The plates are squares with the same type of joiners as existing road plates.  I think Kato is becoming the Majo-kit of today.

 

 

[Martijn Meerts]

Damn that picture brings back memories.. I had lots of Majorette =)

[to2leo]

Me too!  I still have them.  They are perfect for HO Scale.  I have set 170, 175 and the postal set.

 

They are very durable, I just love the snap on, snap off method that Majo-kit used.

[bill937ca]

I am so happy to see Kato make track for trams in the street.  Now that I am about to nstart building a small layout based on Kato Diotown station area and road plates, I wonder how I could work their tram tracks into those streets.  By the way, does anybody have photos of the road plates in use on layouts?

 

Large installations seem to be rare.  I view these as expensive.

 

 

I think this layout uses the Kato streets.

 

 

 

 

http://cr-railway.web.infoseek.co.jp/india.html'>http://cr-railway.web.infoseek.co.jp/india.html

 

Central Regional Railway home page:

 

http://cr-railway.web.infoseek.co.jp/

[Guest ___]

Me too!  I still have them.  They are perfect for HO Scale.  I have set 170, 175 and the postal set.

 

They are very durable, I just love the snap on, snap off method that Majo-kit used.

 

G-d, that's been twenty five years plus maybe since I last seen those.

[Guest ___]

I think this layout uses the Kato streets.

 

 

 

http://cr-railway.web.infoseek.co.jp/india.html

 

 

To me, that looks really good. I can see myeself doing that with phase two of the layout, if I ever live long enough to see it.

[Mudkip Orange]

9975 is steep but it's cheaper than what Modemo is charging for their Tokyu models...