T gauge train?

[Rex R]

1/2 the size of zed scale introduced in Japan (natch) 1/450 .

 

[modeltrains]

And not to be confused with the 1960s scale of TT, Table Top" around 1/120 scale.

That 1/450 T scale, T gauge, has been around for about 15 years.

 

[bobbyg23]

T for tiny.

 

[Hobie1dog]

so much engineering and specialty manufacturing in making a toy that small.

 

[Hobie1dog]

sorry, duplicate post

 

[neil_w]

T for "totally ridiculous"

 

[T-Rex]

One of my shipmates years ago had a Z-scale trainset he would pull out an play with occasionally just to feel "normal". I thought that was small...

 

[bobbyg23]

I do N-scale and that is small enough for me

 

[bibbster]

I've done N, HO, O and G over the years. Still have a bit of each but zeroing in on O right now as I search for some West Virginia specific rolling stock. Apparently the best forum to join now requires you to buy a digital or print subscription...not interested. lol

 

[Steven]

I have this layout for my Z trains. What you see in the bare layout is what you get. You add virtually everything else to it.

 

[Peartree]

I havea z-scale layout. That's small enough. I know that TT exists, but Z is already difficult to find. You can get it online, but even atbig train shows you might not find any at all, and at most two or three vendors with a handful of pieces. TT scale stuff, I imagine, would be like searching for unobtainium.