Tomix 4290 One-Sided Platform (Urban Type) Platform End Set

─ Opposite home has appeared in urban homes that recreate modern homes!

-Parts set that can reproduce the opposite type home with the roof up to the edge of the home
-Compatible with facing homes (urban)
-Home end fence can be attached, expressing the stairs for workers
-A base to which a train emergency stop alarm can be attached is also included
-Supports not only ground lines but also viaducts

[Characteristic]
-Opposite home (Urban type) extension A or B and this set can be used to assemble an opposite type home with a full roof (minimum 280mm home can be assembled, opposite type (Urban type) extension A or B (Elongation can be extended by 280mm)
-An end fence can be attached to the opposed home end.
-The opposite type home end has a stairway to go from the platform to the track, and the staircase also serves to avoid the lighting contact of the lighting home, so it is also compatible with a lighted opposite type home. In addition, it is designed so that it does not fall from the stairs to the ground when used on an overhead wire.
* If the rail has a wall, cut the wall according to the instructions in the manual so that you can move from the stairs to the track.
-Opposite type home end has user cut guides so that the convex parts of various rails can interfere with the opposing type home end and cannot be assembled by simple user processing.
-Comes with a home end base that can be installed with an emergency stop alarm on the opposite home end when used with a 18.5mm wide rail
* Emergency stop alarm is not included in this set. Use the parts that are included with the optional A or B extension of the opposite-type home (city type) used in combination with this set.
* When installing an emergency stop alarm at the end of the platform when using a rail other than 18.5mm wide rail, install a φ1.0 hole with a commercially available pin vise at the position specified in the manual (for advanced users).
-A wide home with a full roof can be assembled by combining two sets of wide homes built with opposing home (urban) extensions A and B