Tomix 1298 N Safety side line track PR541-15-C541-SY

A safety siding is a railway facility that prevents trains from entering the main line when they are unable to stop for some reason or when a stopped train starts moving. They are often installed in shunting yards and stations on single-track sections.

Features

• For recreating terminal stations and local line stations!
• The dummy rail is molded in brown to represent rusty rails
• Reproduces a crossing point rail
• Rails can be easily and securely connected
• The safety siding rail PR541-15-C541-SY(F) is a rail part that mimics a crossing point, and has the shape of a point rail consisting of a straight section of 140 mm and a curved section with a radius of 541 mm, but the straight section is a dummy rail, so vehicles can only run on the curved section.
  *There is no point switching function
• The dummy rail safety siding rail S72.5-PC and the car stop are connected to the end of the curved section
• Parts that mimic train protection devices and car stops are included as runner parts

Includes

• Safety siding rail PR541-15-C541-SY(F) x 2
• Safety siding rail S72.5-SD-PC x 2
• Car stopper x 2