All Directional Alarm Light Railroad Crossing Expansion Set : Cityscape Studio Unpainted Kit N (1:150) MTA00063
Unpainted kit by Cityscape Studio, 1:150 size
Contents:
2 alarms, 2 crossing gate machines
(Please prepare 0.5mm diameter metal rod or other material separately for the crossing gate bar)
(Painting jigs are not included in the expansion set. (Painting jigs are included in the basic set.)
The photo shows an assembled and painted example.
This product is unpainted with support for 3D printing.
Separate from the support and paint before use.
Caution
When detaching the support, use nippers that can cut well and carefully detach the support so as not to put stress on the part itself.
When painting, use a primer or similar primer to prepare the surface.
The parts may be deformed or damaged by high temperatures or ultraviolet rays. Store and use the product away from high temperatures and sunlight.
Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery
How to make a railroad crossing for an N gauge diorama (Video production by Cityscape Studio Cityscape Studio)
The scenery we see all the time is fascinating when made small.
These are scenic items from Cityscape Studio, which is run by MAJIRI, a young diorama artist who creates realistic big city scenes.
new all-way alarm light type level crossing. It comes with two alarms and two circuit breakers each so that you can have one pair across the tracks.
Cutoff rods are metal rods 0.5 mm in diameterBrass round wire 0.5mm Please prepare the following separately.
The expansion set does not come with a painting jig. If you do not already have a painting jig, a painting jig is included in theBasic Set Zebra painting is easy with the purchase of
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Contents:
2 alarms, 2 crossing gate machines
(Please prepare 0.5mm diameter metal rod or other material separately for the crossing gate bar)
(Painting jigs are not included in the expansion set. (Painting jigs are included in the basic set.)
The photo shows an assembled and painted example.
This product is unpainted with support for 3D printing.
Separate from the support and paint before use.
Caution
When detaching the support, use nippers that can cut well and carefully detach the support so as not to put stress on the part itself.
When painting, use a primer or similar primer to prepare the surface.
The parts may be deformed or damaged by high temperatures or ultraviolet rays. Store and use the product away from high temperatures and sunlight.
Information editing: Sakatsu Gallery
How to make a railroad crossing for an N gauge diorama (Video production by Cityscape Studio Cityscape Studio)
The scenery we see all the time is fascinating when made small.
These are scenic items from Cityscape Studio, which is run by MAJIRI, a young diorama artist who creates realistic big city scenes.
new all-way alarm light type level crossing. It comes with two alarms and two circuit breakers each so that you can have one pair across the tracks.
Cutoff rods are metal rods 0.5 mm in diameterBrass round wire 0.5mm Please prepare the following separately.
The expansion set does not come with a painting jig. If you do not already have a painting jig, a painting jig is included in theBasic Set Zebra painting is easy with the purchase of
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