The set below seems to be a copy of the German Biller-Bahn system, with several differences. The TN set is battery powered, the battery (D cell) being within the loco. Biller Bahn locos were clockwork, or battery with two AA cells in an attached wagon. The TN set is 0 gauge; the Biller Bahn sets were 0 scale, narrow gauge. Biller Bahn locos were numbered 013 not 573. The Biller Bahn diesels were not fitted with any form of steam loco valve gear or con rods. This set could be a floor toy, the wheel flanges appear minimal.
TN Nomura Biller Train |
TN Nomura Biller Train |
TN Nomura Biller Train |
TN Nomura Biller Train |
TN Nomura clockwork powered overhead electric locomotive EF 501 |
TN Nomura clockwork powered overhead electric locomotive EF 501 |
TN Nomura (battery?) powered overhead electric Rocket locomotive EF 6087, approx. S gauge |
TN Nomura (battery?) powered overhead electric Rocket locomotive EF 6087, approx. S gauge |
TN Nomura F Unit, Express Line |
TN Nomura F Unit, Express Line |
TN Nomura F Unit and passenger car, Santa Fe |
TN Nomura F Unit and passenger car, Santa Fe |
TN Nomura F Unit and passenger car, Santa Fe |
TN Nomura F Unit and passenger car, Santa Fe |
TN Nomura freight cars |
TN Nomura freight cars |
TN Nomura freight cars |
TN Nomura freight cars |
TN Nomura freight cars |
TN Nomura switch tower |
TN Nomura switch tower |
TN Nomura switch tower |
TN Nomura switch tower |
TN Nomura switch tower |
TN Nomura switch tower |
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