Have you ever tried the model trains from Leopold Halling? Not sure if they make N scale ones but I do like their HO scale models they make as they are handmade in Germany I think.
Thanks for the video. I regret not buying the Modemo tram when it was on offer! May be tempted anyway with my next order 😁 Do you know the tightest radius it will run on?
It's a good one, I'm happy so far. Don't really know the tightest radius, but I am running it around the tightest Kato Unitrack curve on my desk and it's going just fine as you see.
@@ModelTrainsWow What is that tightest radius curve on your desk? I really like that Modemo tram but have an extremely small layout area so will definitely have some tight curves. And thank you for showing these up close and running. Very helpful for someone brand new to N scale.
I powered my Nuremberg tram with the Tomix power chassis for triple articulated trams. It is nice and quiet and it will go fast. As for the My Trams, they are made off a Japanese prototype of their Piccolo/Piccola and LEX trams. We in the states just got a generic red or blue, but the Japanese get models of their actual trams. While not 100% accurate, they are very similar to the WADOT Sounder tram that runs in down town Tacoma, Washington. I have been working on a desktop tram layout for a while now, and made a couple videos of it on my channel, check it out if you are interested.
I thought the Kato electric was very very faster but in shop he put small motor to run slow he put big motor the train will fall down and all Kato train was faster one bullet train was very fast because it have a big motor i see u r video come in just a minute
I had been wondering how long it would be till the track power line was discovered.
9 minutes and 50 seconds... oh my God... so excrutiating...
Have you ever tried the model trains from Leopold Halling? Not sure if they make N scale ones but I do like their HO scale models they make as they are handmade in Germany I think.
Nice. Nope, not sure I've ever heard of them but would obviously need N scale, lol
...........have you ever tried model trains...........................................I can't stand the suspense !
post card is your warranty registration for tram
Oh nice trolley
Woo! I like too 😄
Excellent presentation.
Glad you like! 😅
Thanks for the video. I regret not buying the Modemo tram when it was on offer! May be tempted anyway with my next order 😁 Do you know the tightest radius it will run on?
It's a good one, I'm happy so far. Don't really know the tightest radius, but I am running it around the tightest Kato Unitrack curve on my desk and it's going just fine as you see.
@@ModelTrainsWow What is that tightest radius curve on your desk? I really like that Modemo tram but have an extremely small layout area so will definitely have some tight curves.
And thank you for showing these up close and running. Very helpful for someone brand new to N scale.
I powered my Nuremberg tram with the Tomix power chassis for triple articulated trams. It is nice and quiet and it will go fast.
As for the My Trams, they are made off a Japanese prototype of their Piccolo/Piccola and LEX trams. We in the states just got a generic red or blue, but the Japanese get models of their actual trams. While not 100% accurate, they are very similar to the WADOT Sounder tram that runs in down town Tacoma, Washington.
I have been working on a desktop tram layout for a while now, and made a couple videos of it on my channel, check it out if you are interested.
Cool, good info.
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I thought the Kato electric was very very faster but in shop he put small motor to run slow he put big motor the train will fall down and all Kato train was faster one bullet train was very fast because it have a big motor i see u r video come in just a minute