Model Trains in T gauge, 1:440th scale! Are you ready?
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Actually 1:450 scale, they said.
Coming SHINKANSEN or ICE will be 1:480!!
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Most people say, my N-Scale is to small, but this...
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We are going to do a T'Gauge Layout at the Coventry Model Railway Club
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will go well with my 1:400 planes... except the buzzy sound...
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Very very nice layout! I just started working in T Gauge and the equipment is absolutely amazing. I'm putting the layout on a Gauge 1 flatcar...
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I'd hate to do a Steam engine in that scale! There could be NO connecting rods because they'd be hair thin!
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woah, woah, woah, first of all, how do align it so runs smoothly on the tracks?
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Who would want to or even be able to work with trains that small?! I could set up a layout in my chest cavity with that!! @.@
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It just floors me people can model in such small scales,
I have seen on many layouts combined scales, like and N scale train of the same engines, cars as the HO, just farther back on layout to give distance to it.
Also seen N scale used on O scale for a kiddy train ride.
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if this was in a ho oo gauge layout you could put ho oo scale people on them and have it as one of them ride on trains :)
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Well, there are people who model airports in 1:400 and 1:500 scales, and a good portion of the work is actually pretty good. It works quite well, and personally, having owned one of these sets, I personally think I found the right scale for myself, combines model trains with small scale, not to mention that it will work ok with my diecast aircraft for the most part.
Unfortunately there's nothing in the video with which to gain a sense of scale. A finger, a coin, almost anything would be useful. I'm working in T gauge, and I can tell you, it's really, really small!
jdk1928 3 years ago 7
I didn't film it, but completely agree with you!
pacbelt 3 years ago