TokyoTramway

[bill937ca]

[Bernard]

Another impressive layout. Are some of the larger buildings custom made?

[to2leo]

I wish there are more videos like that with the Unitram!  Thanks for finding it...how's your Boxing Day by the way?

[bill937ca]

I wish there are more videos like that with the Unitram!  Thanks for finding it...how's your Boxing Day by the way?

 

Your welcome. My Boxing Day is great. Now we'll see how many know what Boxing Day is!!

[NozomiFan]

So... Do they Box on that day? Or What? Great layout. Does anybody know how to replicate that w/out using the Unitram track?

 

Also, from watching the video, it looks like he used 2 V50 track sets and made a tiny dog-bone oval thing...

[bill937ca]

So... Do they Box on that day? .

 

Boxing Day is a Statutory Holiday in Ontario. 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_Day

 

http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/CUSTOMS/Xmas/boxingday.html

[westfalen]

And in Australia, because it falls on a Saturday this year we get a holiday on Monday. So virtually only three working days between 24th Dec and 4th Jan.

 

Nice layout, those larger buildings look good, all it needs is some people. I may have to get another Unitram track set, I hope Kato eventually make individual pieces.

[bill937ca]

Another video of the same layout.

 

[NozomiFan]

Don't those caternary poles seem a little high for those trains?

I guess... Explanation please...

[bill937ca]

Most Japanese tram and interurban systems use double height catenary.  Considering that the poles are probably within scale.  There might possibly be a bit of pantograph sag too.