Keihan line in the street

[Guest bill937ca]

 

 

[Martijn Meerts]

The first bit of the first video is the best, with the buildings right next to the track etc. That would make a pretty nice scene to model ;)

[Guest bill937ca]

The videos show two different routes to the same station.  Both routes have a short section of street running. And yes, the scene with the wooden buildings and the narrow street is very tempting.  ;)

[Dick H]

Thanks Bill.

This reply is mainly to see how my images will show up in this new (to me) "Simple Machines" format.

 

Also, a slight correction. The Keihan is a private railway. The videos show the Keihan Keishin line, one of the 5 Keihan railway lines. For some unknown reason, Japanese tend to call railways (tetsudo) lines (sen).

 

This photo shows a Keishin line train leaving the terminus at HAMA OHTSU and heading down the main street toward Kyoto's Tozai subway.

 

 

Keihan Keishin Line train entering Kyoto's Tozai subway.

 

[Bernard]

Dick H - the photos look realy good. How is it working for you?

[Dick H]

Dick H - the photos look realy good. How is it working for you?

 

Works very well. Photos are displayed just like on most of the other groups I use.

Thanks to all.

Dick

[SubwayHypes]

wow those videos make me wanna go to japan so bad, i can almost smell japan already. 

 

the way the trams run on the street is kind of similar to San Francisco and our muni trams.

 

[Guest ___]

wow those videos make me wanna go to japan so bad, i can almost smell japan already.   

 

the way the trams run on the street is kind of similar to San Francisco and our muni trams.

 

 

reminds me of Enoden Line.