Tiny Train - Scale 1:900

TY-Scale is used to create the "World's smallest model railroads". With a scale, of 1:900, TY-Scale is four times smaller than Z-Scale. This operating layout is approximately 7 inches wide and 4 inches deep. This same layout, if created in G-Scale would be about 23 feet wide and 13 feet deep. Please see http://www.StansTrains.com for more information and photos.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Tiny
• Train
• TY
• Scale
• 1:900

[Showgirl7able]

Wow! It's so tiny and such a majestic little guy. How in the world do you put this little fellow on the track? I love it!

[SilvermanStan]

@Showgirl7able The track is actually a toothed rubber belt driven by a motor. The locomotive is attached to the belt.

[kittus5850]

But i heard Tscale Is More smaller than THIS

[SilvermanStan]

@kittus5850 TY scale is half the size of T scale. (TY scale is 1:900, and T scale is 1:450.)

[JaegerMatthias]

Hey, what's the song? I heard it from 1 or 2 Sid Meier computer games.

[SilvermanStan]

@JaegerMatthias It's the British Grenadiers March

[xoclon]

@SilvermanStan Tscale is a "real train" though and runs on tracks.

[JaegerMatthias]

@SilvermanStan Oh, British?

Lovely song, innit' mate? Learned something new, I did. Thanks and cheers.

[SilvermanStan]

@ColinTheAwesomest No, it's TY gauge. (I don't know the origin of this nomenclature.)

The scale is 1:900. T gauge is twice as large; 1:450.

[ColinTheAwesomest]

Is this T Gauge?