Railway model standards. A general term for models with a scale of 1/148 to 1/160. The rail spacing (gauge) is 9mm, so it seems to be N scale, which stands for "nine" (lol) aka N scale, Spur N, N scale model trains.
Although it is a foreign model, I received Kato's Siemens ACS-64. I'm impressed. Last fall, I had a chance to see the actual car, and the atmosphere of the actual car was recreated well. Although it has not been driven yet (lol), it is possible to recreate a modern Amtrak detention track […]
Kato ACS-64 Amtrak has arrivedRead more "
The N-gauge Bachman GE U36B Auto-Train was manufactured in several years since 1975. Due to the fact that it is out of print, it is still rarely featured on online auctions. There are very few issues with luggage and passenger cars on the scale.
Modification and production of the Bachmann GE U36B Auto-trainRead more "
This is a 10-4-0 Dockside SL that I had been sleeping for over 20 years and a 10-year-old Plaster train. Before I knew it, the gear had deteriorated and damaged. Backman's products at that time were styled in which the wheel shaft rod was inserted into the plastic part on the gear side, so time passed.
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