britishcolumbian

Kuehn do a DB 110.1, 110.3, 111, and 140, alongside many other things... https://kuehn-digital.de/elloks.html

I've done a bunch of work analysing that with an eye to making North American models... when I'm home from work tonight I'll see if I can't find those notes.

An RTR USATC S160 would make Hungarian modellers fall in love with you, MÁV had several hundred of them.

This is my Hungarian class M41, weathered up a bit, on one of the modules belonging to a member of the local TT scale group... presently working in getting a pair if covered wagins weathered. And this is a little string of California works-in-progress... Southern Pacific SW8 with dynamic brake kitbashed from an RTR SW1200 made by MTB of Czechia, a boxcar awaiting weathering, and a Southern Pacific caboose, my first attempt at a brass kit.

I for one am super excited about this news. I've been involved in TT scale (1:120) for pushing 20 years now, focussing mostly on BC/Canadian and Hungarian subjects, but I've long dreamt of dabbling in a bit of British, but the scale mismatch has put me off. I know quite a few other TT scalers who feel the same way... TT on the Continent has a big market of collectors, too, particularly in Germany, who will buy anything they like, regardless of where it's from. I'm more of the North American RPM mindset, and look for accuracy-to-location, but yeah... these should do well enough. I know they'll be getting some of my money at least!

There is even a TT scale manufacturer in the Netherlands (PSK Modelbouw)... and yes they have done NS rolling stock.

Noch has nude figures in TT/1:120...

Hi! I've long been into TT scale (1:120), primarily focussed on British Columbian and Hungarian subjects (with a dabble of California). I've always had a soft spot for British Railways too, but have been hesitant to get anything due to the scales not matching... but with the flurry of British 1:120 scale announcements I'm ready to take the plunge and start learning in depth! Peco's focus on GWR structures is a happy fluke since I am very fond of Somerset, hopefully I will find that the locomotives and other stock to come will be suitable for such a scene... maybe reproduce Pen Mill in 1:120? We'll see... Anyways, hello! :)