Bring the streets
to life
A drive through the city, a stop by a building and a return to the route. Connect vehicle movement with events on your layout, sensors and the rest of the show.
The vehicle follows the route and stops at the red light.
Driving, stopping and traffic in an urban scene
Plan traffic
between buildings
Define where vehicles should go and which events should accompany them.
Driving routes
Organise vehicle traffic using planned sections and points on the layout.
Stopping points
Choose stopping places, such as a bus stop, depot entrance or bay beside a building.
Parking
Include time in a parking space as part of the scene.
Responses to sensors
Connect events to signals from the prepared installation.
Synchronisation with the scene
Combine a vehicle’s journey with lighting, sound or moving parts.
Clear controls
Organise controls by routes, parking areas and traffic zones.
How will you use it
on your layout?
Bus at a stop
A vehicle stops beside a building and then returns to its route. The stop becomes part of the urban scene.
Entering a car park
The route leads to a designated parking space. Choose sensors and controls to suit the vehicle system.
A city in motion
Journeys accompany lighting changes and street sounds. Vehicle movement adds to the story of the whole layout.
From the plan
to the journey
This is a functional arrangement. Guiding, stopping and detecting vehicles depends on the road system and its interface.
- 01Control
App
Plan and events
- 02Interface
Installation interface
System control
- 03Infrastructure
Route and sensors
Journeys and stops
- 04On the layout
Vehicles
Movement on your model
What to prepare
Materials and wiringVehicles and route system
Choose vehicles, guidance and stopping elements from one compatible system.
Control interface
Connecting to the app requires checking the capabilities of the individual installation.
Sensors and layout elements
Prepare event detection and the lights or mechanisms that should accompany each journey.
Prepare your setup
See device roles
The architecture helps organise the controls and actuators.
View the architectureAdd signals from the layout
Learn how buttons and sensors trigger the next actions.
Explore sensorsRoad-system connections require the manufacturer’s documentation. There is no single electrical diagram for every vehicle system.
Expand your layout
Hardware, effects and files from the catalogue. Match them to the devices and scenes you are working on.
Street Detail STL Pack
Urban details for 3D printing.
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“City at Night” scene
A ready-made lighting and movement scene for your layout.
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