Glad you enjoyed the video!🙂

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Thank you 🙏🏻

Thanks for the positive feedback. The layout uses a preformed layout from Noch. I added few elements as well. www.noch.com/berguen-layout/83860/

Fictional loco that is based on a comic. Inspired by the Maine Narrow Gauge 2 foot locos. s3.amazonaws.com/rrpa_photos/120624/P1280118.jpg 3.bp.blogspot.com/-2DGmVtHOj1o/WRUCKiunPeI/AAAAAAAAAv8/sPXipGBSQWAo6xXGLTiznt_BLzgjeQmngCLcB/s1600/100_3997.JPG

Minitrains Plymouth. It was bought from Model Train Stuff in 2010.

Leopoldo Halling trams are quite good but expensive since that only make a small number of models in each run. I have not purchased any of the subway models. Most modellers add extra like details, lights, etc. to the trams.

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Runs well in both directions, forward and reverse.

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This is one of the earlier models. I bought it for half price because the valve gear issue. When Minitrains released a new model this year I purchased another version with working valve gear😀. Minitrains models are non prototype but I enjoy using them since they are fun to use. Enjoy your model rail activities 🙂.

Thanks so much for your positive comment!

@@ConceptModelTrains You're welcome! Japan will apparently build many more trams in the future, so that's very exciting. Please share news if you know more about them!

The Halling, Roco and Bowser trams in the video are all running on DC. The track is Kato HO Unitrack (Code 83). The trams/trolleys all have acceptable performance on this layout. All of the Halling trams run well except for the Vienna ULF - 5 section tram (at 1:15 seconds into the video). It has an unusual wheel arrangement and does not have good power pickup. Great looking tram though.

@@ConceptModelTrains Thank you for your detailed reply! I use Atlas track because I live in America

Thanks for your positive comments. The layout dimensions are 72x 60 inches. Yes, I have used Kato Unitrack.

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Bachmann Power Pack and Speed Controller 44211

Bachmann 29802 V-Dump Cars

Vielen Dank für die positiven Kommentare.

Thanks for the positive comment. Both trams were purchased with motors. Kato does sell the motor as a spare if needed.

Thanks for your nice comment. The model in the video is N scale!

@@ConceptModelTrains yes

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Thanks for the positive comments. I used a Woodland Scenics grass mat for the park area. A Noch grass mat was used for the outer areas. Kitchen was used to fill in the empty spaces. It is a temporary layout. It took around 5-6 hours to complete.

The road plates are from Kato Unitram. Woodland Scenics grass mat used to cover some of the plates for the park area.

@@ConceptModelTrains where do you get then?

@@IIIIIIlllllllIIILLL All the trams in the video were purchased over 10 years ago. You can purchase similar N scale trams from Plaza Japan www.plazajapan.com or Hobby Search www.1999.co.jp/eng/m/list/1700/6/1

@@ConceptModelTrains not the trams the road street

@@IIIIIIlllllllIIILLL Same places.

These trains were extremely hard to find. I won't be selling them in a hurry😉.

@@ConceptModelTrains Would you part now?

@@jstnftw Not at the moment. 🙂

In the video I used Kato Unitrack which is Code 83. All of the Halling trams run well except for the Vienna ULF - 5 section tram (at 1:15 seconds into the video). It has an unusual wheel arrangement and does not have good power pickup. Great looking tram though. 🙂

@@ConceptModelTrains thank you very much. I'm considering ordering a DCC ready unit form Halling. Have you fitted any of these with a decoder? If so, was it difficult?

@@alleng7888 The recent DCC ready units have plugin decoders. The design of some trams may make it difficult to open. The instructions are usually good.

@@ConceptModelTrains - many thanks!

Pulled the trigger on the FLEXITY Vienna today - looking forward to running it. Thanks for the info

Thanks!

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