UrbanTram M

Available: 10–12 weeks after production start

UrbanTram M – Tram Set for Urban City Layouts

The UrbanTram M is a modern tram designed for realistic city and transport scenarios.
It was developed for use in clearly structured urban layouts and is based in its construction, proportions, and lines on contemporary low-floor vehicles used in modern public transport systems.

The interior is fully accessible via removable roof segments. This ensures that details, printed elements, and the design of the passenger compartment remain visible and tangible without compromising the tram’s exterior appearance.

A key design feature is the passive lighting concept:
Carefully placed glow-in-the-dark elements are integrated into the interior of the UrbanTram M. These store ambient light and provide subtle, even illumination of the passenger area in low-light conditions. The system works entirely without electronics, cables, or batteries and is intentionally designed as an atmospheric detail rather than an effect-based lighting solution.

The UrbanTram M can be operated on three operating displays with different use cases. The set includes 16 straight track sections and 16 curved sections. The curves are designed with an R56 radius, allowing for smooth, realistic running characteristics and harmonious route layouts within city scenes.

All visible exterior and interior details of the tram are printed. No stickers are used.

The base design of the UrbanTram M was created by Kiwo Brick Design.
The technical development, fine-tuning of the construction, and the complete implementation of all printed elements were carried out by My MOC City.

Technical Specifications

• Total part count: 1,403 parts

• Tram vehicle: 1,335 parts

• Weight of the tram: approx. 1,069 g

• Track elements: 16 straight sections / 16 curves (R56)

• Operation:

  • 3 operating displays (Driving School, Depot, and Test Run)

  • 2 route options (Old Town – Harbor, Marketplace – Central Station)

The UrbanTram M is aimed at city builders, collectors, and public transport enthusiasts who value technical consistency, clean design, and a coherent overall concept.