Found a really cool paper model trains web
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Most, if not all, models are of Japanese oeverhead wire system. Simple box trains and cars with build up sleds on top, also a few buildings and such; nothing hard enough to require instructions. If you get stuck on a particular model a quick Google should provide more than enough info to answer any questions. Enough models here to keep you going for a long time!
link doesn't work; even the ISP appears to be gone. Anyone know the the site is somewhere else?
have fun SwampDaddy
have fun SwampDaddy
This is a very old thread. So it is understandable that the website is dead as well.
I am going to close this thread.
FYI: I have checked the Wayback machine. Unfortunately only the text of the pages was saved but not the plans. They are gone, folks! 
P.S.: If anyone re-locates them please start a new thread to alert us. Thank you!
P.S.: If anyone re-locates them please start a new thread to alert us. Thank you!
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I opened this thread again. I think I found a Blog with either these trains, or many similar. There is far too much stuff there, for FREE, to post.
Link = http://peparama.blog22.fc2.com/
Link = http://peparama.blog22.fc2.com/
Here is another Japanese site with a bunch of railroad related free models.
http://www.westjr.co.jp/railroad/fan/paper/
They look good and appear to be relatively easy to make.
http://www.westjr.co.jp/railroad/fan/paper/
They look good and appear to be relatively easy to make.
It's still there and I downloaded it the other day. I'm pretty sure I've found it before long ago, but it may be on an old drive (you know how that goes). Nice link, Doug. I had to grab the 1880s American engine and coal car.
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Wow. Am I the only one tempted to try & motorise this? :Grin:
I was thinking the same thing!!