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Digital cameras and artificial light can do weird things to colours, remember the EFE O2 in two tone green ?
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You need to read a bit further into the magazine, they are 3D prints to 1:120 scale to illustrate what could be possible.
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Lack of rolling stock doesn't stop anyone building a layout. Call it a diorama until the stock arrives.
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How will TT:120 differentiate itself from N, OO and 3mm scale?
Nile replied to whart57's topic in 2.5mm Scale - TT:120
It's in the news item on page 522 of RM, fourth column : length 135mm , radius 323mm . -
Mid Essex MRC 43rd Model Railway Exhibition - 17th September 2022
Nile replied to Deltic's topic in Exhibitions
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Originally posted in the Peco topic , here are mine. N (148) and TT:120 (Corgi) N(148) - TT:120 - TT-3 - OO
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Wrong sort of NEM socket, Kadee don't make anything that fits this one, and they'd be too big. As Woodenhead says Dapol N gauge type would suit better.
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Evening all. It turns out I already have some TT120 models, static ones made by Corgi. So I've tried some comparative photos. N vs. TT120 As I haven't an A4 in 3 or 4mm some coaches will have to do. N - TT120 - TT3 - OO The established British scales - 2 , 3 & 4 mm
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It will be interesting to see the coverage in the next Continental Modeller.
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Note that the 2-8-4T minimum radius is 310mm, so will work with the planned Peco small radius (323mm) points, quite a feat. Has anyone noticed that this new stuff will come in cardboard boxes?
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It's not appeared on Zinio yet, digital delay?
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Could do with a N scale (1:148) model in that photo as well.
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From the pictures in the video it looks similar to N code 55 rail, so I expect those joiners will work in the same way.
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That makes sense, it would give the track extra strength. Real code 55 track would be quite flimsy. It also allows the joiners to be hidden below the sleeper tops.
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That last layout was from the Mid-Essex club, they are planning a show in September.
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That was always the case, it used the body from the TOAD E which was too long, hence the stretching.
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The change was the motor, I don't know when that happened. The new motor (X8966) can be bought from Lendons and retro-fitted to older models.
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They were in stock at Hatton's yesterday, so should be generally available now.
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From the first post: Should be ok.
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Available to pre-order now.
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You should probably remove the fish first before drinking the water.
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No need to visit facebook https://railsofsheffield.com/blogs/news/009-scale-4-wheel-ffestiniog-railway-coaches currently in production along with the SDR hoppers https://railsofsheffield.com/blogs/news/peco-wagon-update
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These are going to be of limited use unless Hornby sell them separately, any sign of that happening?
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Anyone using Bachmann 009 WD stock to model a WW1 supply line will be modelling in 1:76 scale in either France or Belgium.
