I've actually never heard of this channel (Himashima), either because I don't know Japanese or because I didn't think I'd get results for "ダンボールプラレール" (G. Translate). That said, they did do a very good job with the bridges, spiral towers and all the trackside props. The sheets don't necessarily have to be from one source, knowing many types can look very similar in shade/thickness if not identical.
That stop/go piece is actually static and can only stop a train, whereas I made a working one by reverse-engineering a real S/G; though the lever has to be held since the bar can't hold an engine's weight. I would've liked if they also made shells for the trains to complete the aesthetic or painted the bridges, etc. to match the plastic stock.
That stop/go piece is actually static and can only stop a train, whereas I made a working one by reverse-engineering a real S/G; though the lever has to be held since the bar can't hold an engine's weight. I would've liked if they also made shells for the trains to complete the aesthetic or painted the bridges, etc. to match the plastic stock.
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