track diagram freaks

[cteno4]

hey for you that want lots of great prototype track diagrams.

 

http://www.haisenryakuzu.net/

 

from profit of the way on yahoo jtrains group.

 

cheers

 

jeff

[ToniBabelony]

Oh yes! This is relevant to my interests! Thank you very much! :D

[mrp]

Wow - someone put some work into that!

 

In case it’s useful, here’s a site I just stumbled across for a Japanese track planning app.  It has a section with a ton of different Tomix and Kato track patterns for stations, sidings, etc:

http://jw-cad.fukurail.gozaru.jp/pattern/

[cteno4]

Wow - someone put some work into that!

 

In case it’s useful, here’s a site I just stumbled across for a Japanese track planning app.  It has a section with a ton of different Tomix and Kato track patterns for stations, sidings, etc:

http://jw-cad.fukurail.gozaru.jp/pattern/

Wow, thanks for the track plans, any odd configuration you wanted! Hours spent doing some of these on the current jrm layout.

 

Cheers

 

Jeff

[cteno4]

just bumping this as this site

 

http://jw-cad.fukurail.gozaru.jp/pattern/

 

was just posted again on the yahoo Unitrak group and reminded how some of these odd configurations are nicely worked out here and how much time i spent doing them on some layout plans in the past! very useful and interesting!

 

cheers

 

jeff

[warnerj01]

 

Wow - someone put some work into that!

 

In case it’s useful, here’s a site I just stumbled across for a Japanese track planning app.  It has a section with a ton of different Tomix and Kato track patterns for stations, sidings, etc:

http://jw-cad.fukurail.gozaru.jp/pattern/

 

I also use this website. I have found it useful.

[bill937ca]

You can find hundreds of wiring diagrams with a Google search by converting train wiring diagram to Japanese:

 

https://www.google.ca/search?q=%E5%88%97%E8%BB%8A%E3%81%AE%E9%85%8D%E7%B7%9A%E5%9B%B3&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi19dDAna7QAhXk54MKHUTTBhEQ_AUICCgB&biw=1360&bih=638

Edited November 16, 2016 by bill937ca

[warnerj01]

Why are track configurations called train wiring diagrams in Japan?

[ToniBabelony]

In Japanese it's written as 配線図. This is mainly used for general electrical schematics, but also for railway track plans, most probably because they resemble the same visual approach (a simplified diagram of a pattern of lines).

[warnerj01]

In Japanese it's written as 配線図. This is mainly used for general electrical schematics, but also for railway track plans, most probably because they resemble the same visual approach (a simplified diagram of a pattern of lines).

 

Thanks

[bill937ca]

Here is a web site I have stumbled across before. It includes wiring diagrams (Railroad construction · facility research library), congestion research (Rail congestion research library) and charted schedule diagrams (Railroad Diamond Research) laong with information on amusement park roller coasters and brass bands.

 

His focus is mainly on the Kanto area including numerous JR lnes like the Yamanote, Chuo-Sobu, Sobu fast line, Shonan-Shinjuku, Tokaido Line and Keihin Tohoku - Negishi Line.

 

You will also find lines of the major private railways, local private railways like Enoshima Electric Railway and Kanto region subways and Toden Arakawa line.

 

http://okiraku-goraku.com/work/work.html

[bill937ca]

For those who want to study Japanese track patterns you have another source of wiring diagrams. Includes JR, major private railways, some local private railways, subways, main depots and freight stations. 

 

JR, Private Railways, Subways

 

https://www.haisenryakuzu.net/documents/pr/

 

Main depot / freight station index

 

https://www.haisenryakuzu.net/documents/

Edited May 28, 2020 by bill937ca