gavino200 Posted March 9 Share Posted March 9 15 hours ago, Madsing said: Yes. https://shop.revopoint3d.com They are actually the sponsor of that video. Ah, that makes sense. I was wondering how that guy talked so many people into coming to his apartment for a scanning session. That in itself would be quite an achievement. I guess Revopoint gave him a little help with that part. Link to comment
Madsing Posted March 9 Share Posted March 9 Correct. I don’t think that I would spend so much money and time to do that, but this could be fun. Scanning your family members to recreate scenes on your layout. That’s what they do at Small Worlds Tokyo: https://www.smallworlds.jp/en/figureprogram_en/ They 3D scan you to make a 1/80 figurine that they put somewhere on the layout for one year! 2 Link to comment
gavino200 Posted March 9 Share Posted March 9 That's really great! I'd love to do that. Actually, I'd really like to try my hand at making my own figures. But I have soooo, many things to do before I'll get to it!! 1 Link to comment
Kamome Posted March 24 Share Posted March 24 (edited) More Nagi Mugi, this time for those who want to extend part of their platforms but whose track plans won’t allow a standard platform extension. I was considering this style of narrow platform end for some layout ideas. There is one like this at Nishi-Kokura station in Northern Kyushu to accommodate the 9 car commuter trains on the Kagoshima line. The fence side backs on to a double track freight line rather than the other main line in this model. Nice build and this guy really understands the nuisances needed to bring his model to life. Edited March 24 by Kamome fat fingers 8 Link to comment
Cat Posted March 28 Share Posted March 28 (edited) Ages ago, we picked up a copy of the book Brewery Railways of Burton on Trent, and that has always stood out as an ideal setting for a shunting layout. Now to go order a copy of the latest issue of Railway Modeller! Edited March 28 by Cat 5 Link to comment
bill937ca Posted April 8 Share Posted April 8 (edited) A front view video from the popular model railroad restaurant's layout "Jeorama Dining Hall" located in Osaka, Japan. Beware of the Kitties on the layout. Edited April 8 by bill937ca 4 1 Link to comment
bill937ca Posted April 23 Share Posted April 23 Hobby Center Kato Tokyo Japanese Fine Train Model Show Room 2 1 Link to comment
JR 500系 Posted April 23 Share Posted April 23 14 minutes ago, bill937ca said: Hobby Center Kato Tokyo Japanese Fine Train Model Show Room Thanks! What i really like about the video is the walk to from Ochiai-minami-nakasaki to Kato HQ. I got lost and was not able to locate this the last time i went in 2015, so this will be VERY useful for the next trip, since i have quite a fair bit of parts to buy! 1 Link to comment
bill937ca Posted April 23 Share Posted April 23 4 minutes ago, JR 500系 said: Thanks! What i really like about the video is the walk to from Ochiai-minami-nakasaki to Kato HQ. I got lost and was not able to locate this the last time i went in 2015, so this will be VERY useful for the next trip, since i have quite a fair bit of parts to buy! Do we have a Kato Hobby Center thread? I think the intro is worth its weight in gold. Link to comment
katoftw Posted May 14 Share Posted May 14 (edited) 2 hours ago, lighthouse said: A nice modular layout: House from Totoro movie in the forest module And the bakery from Kiki in the mountain module Edited May 14 by katoftw Link to comment
lighthouse Posted May 14 Share Posted May 14 51 minutes ago, katoftw said: House from Totoro movie in the forest module A the bakery from Kiki in the mountain module I never saw the movies, but the houses i saw at Hobby Search (Sankei?) Link to comment
cteno4 Posted May 14 Share Posted May 14 The sankei Ghibli kits have more detail and pop a bit more than the regular sankei kits. But it does make them a tad more expensive. jeff Link to comment
ED75-775 Posted June 28 Share Posted June 28 Not quite an inspirational layout, more part of a layout which was very interesting to observe - a model rail ferry with working linkspan. The builder had another video on his channel showing how he used a standard R/C car type controller to operate the linkspan. I had found these a while back but couldn't find them again when I tried until I entered 'train ferry' in Japanese - 鉄道連絡船 - into YouTube. Turns out there's a bunch of other Japanese rail ferry videos too but I didn't go watching those (yet...). The builder also appears to be into building ship models too which is half of his YouTube content. 7 Link to comment
Darklighter Posted July 2 Share Posted July 2 The first two minutes show a Japanese layout which is featured in the July 2022 issue of Continental Modeller. 5 Link to comment
Kamome Posted July 14 Share Posted July 14 Some very impressive 3D printed and hand-made details to bring those elevated high speed lines to life. 9 Link to comment
cteno4 Posted July 14 Share Posted July 14 Holy detail Batman! Shows how messy real life detail is. The man knows how to do jigs. don’t let Joe see this, we won’t see him for a few months! jeff 2 Link to comment
Cat Posted July 14 Share Posted July 14 Marked safe from building high speed line wiring today! #KihaLife 1 1 Link to comment
Giugiaro Posted July 14 Share Posted July 14 Clever how they used ambient lighting that mimics that of overcast skies. Way easier to replicate than direct sunlight if one can match the grey background and use plenty of scattered light with the right temperature! Link to comment
Kamome442 Posted July 16 Share Posted July 16 (edited) That it is a crazy level of detail! On 7/14/2022 at 6:18 PM, cteno4 said: don’t let Joe see this, we won’t see him for a few months! Yep, looks like I need to up my game 😄 Edited July 16 by Kamome442 Link to comment
Giugiaro Posted July 16 Share Posted July 16 (edited) You lads need to chill out. This is what happens when you don't work on the railway proper. 😂 Edited July 17 by Giugiaro 1 1 Link to comment
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