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Nice little set for a scene! wonder if the train bogies are included or just popped off the tomytec train and put there.

 

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I think there are two sets of bogies.  The rubber tire bogies and the plastic railway bogies.  Hopefully they are interchangeable. But it is four separate items in the Truck Collection.  The plastic bogies are loads on the top two links and rubber bogies are part of the trailer collection items on the bottom two links.

 

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10490831

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10490838

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10490825

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10490827

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Yap... from my limited Japanese understanding from the Tomytec video, it seems that the rubber tyre bogies that come with the trailer are for the trailer itself, together with the Tomytec train, so that the trailer can be attached to the train and can be pulled along by the tractor truck...

 

The plastic bogies that are meant as loads for the truck sets are probably for the Tomytec train itself, and can also be attached to the Tomytec train so that the train can be placed into tracks, which means there is a possibility of motorizing the train set. i'm not sure of the train itself and if it is base on an actual train set, but it seems you need two of them to actually make a full train since they are cabin cars... 

 

great set to be modeling transportation of train bodies via road, which is another oh so common thing in Japan! and a nice way to park those road maintenance vehicles as escort vehicles, along with tons of railfan photographers on the road!

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The transport trucks and tired wheel sets were parts of the truck collections in the past and some of the most expensive as individual boxes on ebay and poppendetta, so nice to see they are being done individual units now to be kept in sporadic stock.

 

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4 hours ago, JR 500系 said:

i'm not sure of the train itself and if it is base on an actual train set, but it seems you need two of them to actually make a full train since they are cabin cars... 

 

The train appears to be a Keio 3000 series. I don't recognise the colour scheme, though.

 

Now and then I see a model that makes me think I should have gone with N scale. This is one of them. I love the look of these "Shonan" cab EMUs.

 

Cheers,

 

Mark.

 

 

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12 hours ago, marknewton said:

 

The train appears to be a Keio 3000 series. I don't recognise the colour scheme, though.

 

Now and then I see a model that makes me think I should have gone with N scale. This is one of them. I love the look of these "Shonan" cab EMUs.

 

 

They seem to be based on the Jomo Railway 700 series, wich indeed are former Keio 3000 series trainsets (14 veichles, 7 X 2-car formations).

 

Second formation for the "B" set.

 

Third formation for the "A" set.

 

Also, there are no Keio 3000 series trains for 1:87 scale, but if you like these "Shonan-type" EMUs you can always get the one that started them all:

 

The 80 series

 

Avaible as a pre-painted kit:

 

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10279280

 

http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10279281

 

 

 

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17 minutes ago, gavino200 said:

Does anyone know if Tomix is going to release a Shiki Shima?

 

Back in September Tomix said it was coming in spring 2018, no mention of it since.  I wonder if they have done a microace and just gave up once kato's very detailed model came out first and at a lower price.  

http://www.1999.co.jp/blog/170914

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1 hour ago, gavino200 said:

I REALLY hope they make it!!!!! I have quite a bit of remorse for not buying the Kato model.

 

 

Really needs to see if Tomix can keep up to the superb standard Kato had already done... including that amazingly detailed interior with lighting for that dining car tables and fireplace! 

 

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43 minutes ago, JR 500系 said:

 

Really needs to see if Tomix can keep up to the superb standard Kato had already done... including that amazingly detailed interior with lighting for that dining car tables and fireplace! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You're making me very jealous!! If I'd have known about those features I would have ordered one for sure. I'll chalk this one up as a 'learning experience'.

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On ‎20‎/‎02‎/‎2018 at 3:04 AM, JR 500系 said:

 

Really needs to see if Tomix can keep up to the superb standard Kato had already done... including that amazingly detailed interior with lighting for that dining car tables and fireplace! 

 

 

Saw one of the Kato ones in a shop window today, it looks very impressive! Was very tempted but already spent too much this month (also it's not the era I'm modelling!)

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Train Collection JR 145 Distribution Train / JR 145 Distribution Train (Oboe Factory Transfer Vehicle)

 

JR 145 Distribution Train / JR 145 Distribution Train (Ohune Factory Transfer Vehicle) The 145 series was manufactured in the form of remodeling 101 series train in the form given to business vehicles. The shape of the car body differs depending on the application, and "Komoru 145 / Kuru 144" to be commercialized this time has a shape like a truck because it is used for transporting goods between vehicle factories. 【Railway Collection JR 145 Series Distribution Train】 【Release Date】 Scheduled to be released in June, 2018 【Price】 3,000 yen (excluding tax) JR West Japan Suita General Vehicle Reproduces the only 145 - 1015 / Kuru 144 - 15 formation remaining in the Kyoto branch . It was exhibited in the Kyoto Railway Museum "Vehicle Structure / Vehicle Factory" area in December 2017. It became a big topic 【Railway Collection JR 145 Series Distribution Train (Oboe Factory Transfer Vehicle)】 【Release Date】 2018 6 Monthly launch schedule 【Price】 3,000 yen (excluding tax) After the end of use as distribution train, reproduces the formation which was active as a replacement car of JR East Japan Oboe Factory (later Kamakura Comprehensive Vehicle Center closed in 2006) Ugis color It features a canary color band wrapped around the base.I will reproduce the light added to the lower part of the front · A 2 TM -24 power unit for the 17 m class and TT - 03 R (CRO) for the running parts PS 16 P <0230> is recommended for pantographs. · The power unit corresponds to "Komoru 145 type", but please attach the power unit also to "Kuru 144 type" according to the layout condition to be run. · Main body package size W170 × H125 × D30 (mm) · Display stands are not included. ※ JR East productization license application pending ※ JR West product application approval pending

 

 

 

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On 3.2.2018 at 3:26 PM, Densha said:

Tomytec Railway Collection vol. 26 pics: http://www.jp-ngauge.info/ngi/2018/02/tomytec2018-70d9.html

 


Can someone familiar with these tell me if they will be available as single items? 
I have seen preoders for whole sets but Iam only interest in two each of those:

 

青い森鉄道 青い森701系 青い森701-1
青い森鉄道 青い森701系 青い森700-1
JR東日本701系 クモハ701-1506
JR東日本701系 クハ700-1506

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Gordon Werner

NGI has photos of a pre-production sample of the Arakawa Line 8900 series trams et al from TOMYTEC here:

 

 
Tomix Stuff here: 
 

 

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The links in the last post also show them, but here's all new Tomix and Tomytec announcements specifically:

http://www.jp-ngauge.info/ngi/2018/03/tomix-bfa8.html

http://www.jp-ngauge.info/ngi/2018/03/tomytec-a825.html

 

Particularly the Hiroden 1900 type and the Sanko Line Uzui Station Building by Tomytec are of interest to me.

 

The Uzui station building also looks to be part of a new 'Station Collection', so I think it's fair to expect more Tomytec station buildings to come out under this brand in the future.

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【Geocore】 building collection 159 train box B 【price】 2,000 yen (excluding tax) 【set contents】 building, seal 【approximate size (cm)】 W3.7 xD17 xH6 【scale】 1/150 scale · front: door of double doors open · Rear side: Shutter (Can not install railway, Removal is possible.) · It is possible to install on two or more links (just side by side), double tracking ※ Design adapted to Tomix rail with double spacing of 37 mm Design side of the attic side, Secure space considering installation of electric kits etc (There is no mechanism such as one touch attachment) ※ The image is a prototype. Vehicle sold separately.

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Das Steinkopf

I would have liked to have got the 213-5000 Series but sadly it is modelled in pre 2010 condition, after then they were modified for use on the Iida-sen with the inclusion of a toilet and the replacement of the PS24 pantographs with a single armed type, I wanted to use it as a static model sitting in a yard as I already have the MicroAce version for service.

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