Ever one for a challenge, I was wondering about how easy it would be to build a TT gauge layout, starting from scratch. Besides the old and expensive Tri-Ang range, has anyone made any track/stock/locos/buildings in recent years?
It's a nice scale. You can pack more in than 00, and it's bigger than N, which has always seemed a bit fiddly to me.
Lee
Isn't there a thriving 3mm (aka TT gauge) society ?
IMO, only if you believe less is more....
Have a look at
There are some very nice 3mm models about the exhibition circuit.
Paul
I'm a dormant member.There's a pretty big range of kits etc made by various manufacturers, many of which are scaled down versions of 4 or 7mm kits. No British ready to run, in fact very little ready to run, apart from the Tillig range which is mainly German/Czech subjects, but might be useful for mechanisms etc. They also make ready built track.
Stu
If you think 'N' is a 'bit fiddly' I'd love to know what your thoughts are on 'Z gauge' errr...perhaps not! :-)
track/stock/locos/buildings
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