Tinplate Toddleryou won´t need rails at all.
has anyone considered modeling a maglev train, like the one in Japan
greg - Philadelphia & Reading / Reading
gregc Tinplate Toddler you won´t need rails at all. has anyone considered modeling a maglev train, like the one in Japan
Tinplate Toddler you won´t need rails at all.
The simple answer is yes, and it´s been manufactured by a Japanese company called Takara-Tomy. Look here.
Happy times!
Ulrich (aka The Tin Man)
"You´re never too old for a happy childhood!"
Tinplate Toddler SciFi Fantasy Railroads - something I can do without! I don´t think thta SciFi and railroading mix well - one would think that in the ceturies to come the laws of physics are a thing of the past and you won´t need rails at all.
SciFi Fantasy Railroads - something I can do without! I don´t think thta SciFi and railroading mix well - one would think that in the ceturies to come the laws of physics are a thing of the past and you won´t need rails at all.
Sci-Fi doesn’t need to mean 2000 years in the future! Go google the “Half-Life” series.
TractionAction1700Go google the “Half-Life” series.
No - I am not interested in SciFi at all. Most of it looks rather ridiculous.
The goal wasn’t to convert you, just to suggest a reference.
Tinplate Toddler gregc Tinplate Toddler you won´t need rails at all. has anyone considered modeling a maglev train, like the one in Japan The simple answer is yes, and it´s been manufactured by a Japanese company called Takara-Tomy. Look here.
Ulrich, there is a better simple answer: where does maglev, model railroading, and steam prototype all come together in Germany?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeS_U9qFg7Y