All the tools for the trade today. Good luck ont he pour most of all.

Car Park (Parking lot in the U.S.)- There's an idea for scenery across from the station.

Those are from china. They are parking lot fillers. 1/100 scale and VERY cheap. They do the job.

niceeee 😻😻😻 now u must paint road :)

Those cars work great for a dealership if you want. I used them for a parking structure that I built that I wanted to add cars to & didnt want to use any of my "Favorite cars" as I wouldnt be able to see them in between floors. :)

When I received the N Scale card I tried to place them on the layout but, they’re so out of place! My buildings are up close for everyone to see! I model present time and a lot of my buildings are of local businesses that I have freelanced! So I want everything as it should be!

Great items. The cars will add to the life of the layout. Happy Modelling

If you had a track to hold your auto carriers, you could set up those cars in a yard, ready for loading onto the haulers.

Glad to see you cutting away from yourself with that cutter of yours, you can also set those cars up on flatcars as well and have more car transporters

Jeff Gordon NICE

Nice set of cars mate, cool gift, Look forward to seeing you do the water pour. All the best. Brian

Dielectric means it won't conduct power.

I have ordered HO scale 1:87 cars and end up getting N scale 1:60 cars & you can not return them either! It’s sad to say the least!☹️

Hi Dave, johnd9541 commented below that dielectric indicates that the oil will not conduct electricity and he is correct. It is in the word Die electric. In plumbing we use dielectric fittings to separate dissimilar metals so they will not suffer from electrolysis. With that in mind, I have tested all the, so called, conductive oils and found that none of them work. The conductive label is used to sell product and all oils obstruct conductivity to some extent. With that being said, a light oil, like you have purchased, will let the two surfaces get close enough to let the electric flow. The moral of the story, as you know, is to never over oil anything. Enough said, lol. Can't wait to see the water project down the line and hope the back is doing better. Jersey Bill

Those cars are probably 1/100th scale. Possibly Japanese manufacturer?

Could it be TT scale cars 1:120?