Turntable Extended Line Set (Curve) [20-286]

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product description ■ During the heyday of steam locomotives, main stations were equipped with engine sections, and there were always turntables (Tensha-dai).
Steam locomotives whose direction of travel is limited due to their structure were placed on turntables to change the direction of travel at intermediate stations and terminal stations.
They were equipped with coal, water, sand to prevent slipping, etc., and after maintenance, they set off for the next train tow.
In the good old days, an electric turntable is perfect for reproducing the engine section scenery of the time when steam locomotives were the glory of railroads.
Using a type with relatively shallow pits called a down road type as a prototype, this item doubles the pleasure of running steam locomotive trains with a smooth rotation to the left and right and a reliable stopping mechanism.
Of course, steam locomotives which have been active in Japan are equipped with a main girder of 160 mm which can be mounted easily.
Why don't you reproduce the engine section scenery with abundant items such as expansion line sets and adjacent lines which form the periphery of the turntable.
[Main Features]
・ For reproducing small-scale engine sections and terminal stations without using a fan-shaped engine room, etc., a set for increasing the number of lines parallel to the turntable.
・ Make parallel double lines with double line spacing of 33 mm from the turntable with adjacent lines (curves). Ideal for installing wooden engine rooms.
・ Use curve R62-10 at the end of adjacent lines (straight lines) and make double lines with double line spacing of 49.5 mm from the turntable.
・ Product contents : Adjacent line curve (1 piece each for left and right) ・ Curve 381 - 10 2 pieces ・ Straight line S62 2 pieces ・ Insulation joiner (pieces) 6 pieces each.
* R381-10 / S62 comes with a standard Unijoiner.
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