This is a concise summary of the construction process for a modular model railway layout, consisting of two sections: one depicting the bridge on the Iida Line (a bridge that never crosses the tracks) and the other recreating a railway exchange station found in rural Japan, both built using KATO's curved bridge set.

When assembled, the layout measures 1200mm x 800mm, but its modular design allows it to be stored in approximately half the space, making it possible for even a modeler with a small room like myself to own a medium-sized layout.

This layout is suitable not only for Iida Line trains but also for trains from the Takayama Main Line and Shikoku.

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◆For an introduction to the layout and detailed construction process, please visit the "Kajio Railway" website:
http://kscafe.main.jp/

◆For advance updates on the construction progress and railway/landscape photos, please visit the Instagram "kaji's cafe":
Instagram: kajiscafe

I created a scene of a characteristic iron bridge in the countryside and a scene of an old station like in Japan.
We are devising ways to enjoy model railroads even in a small space.

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0:00 Opening
2:15 (Curved Iron Bridge) Baseboard and Rail Placement
7:11 (Curved Iron Bridge) Mountain Construction
15:55 (Curved Iron Bridge) Mountain Greening
19:36 (Curved Iron Bridge) River Construction
39:43 (Country Station) Baseboard and Rail Layout
46:57 (Country Station) Construction of Platform and Station Building
58:38 (Country Station) Greening of the Station Area
1:02:28 (Country Station) Construction of Tunnel and Mountain
1:14:20 (Country Station) Placement of Small Items
1:19:07 Train Operation