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Frequently Asked Questions When will the Luna Tram Track System be available? The target date is set for early 2005. Which specialist dealers handle Luna Tram? GHB International is the US importer for Luna Tram. Can I change the surfaces at a later time? Nothing is simpler than with the Luna system! The surfaces (grass, pavement, paving blocks) are only snapped in place, therefore a change is a simple thing. Which alternative applications can be made with Luna? The normal railroad radius of 250 mm corresponds to the closest Luna radius of 240 mm. Thus, connections to standard railway track can be made. Docks, wharves, industrial streets, overpasses, sidings and other paved railway tracks can be made by using Luna materials. What do I do if, despite the simple geometry, the Luna tracks do not fit into my layout design? Luna Tram track and surfaces materials can be cut with a Dremel or similar motor tool using a carbide cutoff disk when no suitable length Luna tracks exist. Which planning aids are to me at the disposal? With sufficient large demand a planning template with the track symbols will be produced. We will develop the planning aid also here on the internet. We can also plan a layout according to your desires, but we must charge a planning fee. Our examples will likewise help you during layout planning. Which wheel profile fits the Luna track? Luna track rail is not grooved so all usual wheel profiles should work well. How do Luna Tram switches function? The construction of the Luna switch is very refined. The switch can be operated using the Tillig 86110 switch machine and other similar switch machines mounted on or below the track. It is also possible to use a small hairspring device to make a spring switch which always points in one direction but trailing through it from the opposite direction also works well. How are rails separated? On the one hand plastic rail joiners can be used in place of the normal metal rail joiners, on the other hand it is very simple to make a section break by cutting the rails with a motor tool disk. The snapped in surface parts must be removed during the process. |
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