T Gauge train set ICE 3 R-042/012
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- T Gauge train set ICE 8 car set Amazon link: amzn.to/2CicWbu
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4 car set Ebay link rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53...
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Just ordered mine today, can't wait to see it !
This would be cool to fit a small model railroad in a briefcase.
Yes they do The stuff is really small so I think their minimum is $30 for shipping to the US
Thanks for your video!! I've been experimenting with T scale ... hope to use couple of these engines to run/animate an overhead crane in my HO scale buildings ... a work-in-progress. Note: it's fairly simple & cheap to use an Arduino to make a directional 5VDC PWM power supply for these engines.
I want one now, this is perfect for doing an airport as well
Would like to see this right next to Z and N trains set up on track for comparison.
I might set up a loop of T track around a house of my HO layout to represent someone's garden railway.
Close to the end of the video I compare it to Z and N scale …. It’s funny Z scale looks like a monster …lol
@@CRWExtremeSpotter I know. That was cool seeing you place one train on top of the other!
But I would have liked to see the three scale trans actually set upon tracks next to each other.
Thanks for the video! 🙂
Danke für das schöne Video, die Informationen!
Ich hab ma gekuckt. rund 750,- schleifen oder euros legt man für das set hin. ein wenig krass. Ich hab den Zug im grössenvergleich in Nürnberg in DB museum gesehen. Das der zug in der grösse fährt ... unglaublich.
Wow never seen a ice in t...cool..
Most amazing so tiny!!!
Beautiful set!
Hi nice little train set .. do you need to cleaning up the track and train often or not
Super! White Ratlesnacke Train. :)
fantastic! I do 1:400 planes only
Ey tolles viedeo echt hab selbst die lok
Any information on importing them from Japan? I'm curious what else is out there.
very nice
Super .... 😊
I thought N Gauge was small, then I saw Z Gauge and thought man that's small, the smallest in the entire world...then I saw T gauge on Google and thought that's smaller than the smallest. Basically its small!...please dont say there is one any smaller.
Yep, there is 1:1000 scale TGV layout built by an French modeller.
@@steffenrosmus9177 i don't think it's possible to make a model train smaller than the T scale
there is a commercially avaiable scale called TT scale, although i think thats only operated via magnets and dosent use rails due to size
That's soooo tiny 😍
Greetings from Mountain View, CA! Question, do they make flextrack in T scale, and how they go about switches? Thanks for sharing this video, interesting information; it was very helpful. Cheers!
Hello also from Mountain View, CA! Do you have a layout?
Very interesting video. This has been useful to me as I have just purchased a BR 125 HST starter set. I am not sure whether to leave the 3 number AA alkaline batteries in the controller whilst plugged into the mains with the AC Adaptor. The instructions are silent on this point. What have you done in this respect?
Congratulations on the set Yeah I’m not certain either I have only been using batteries I would imagine they did not include the circuitry to recharge batteries I would think they’re both separate Circuits
Just checked Amazon. $565 for that little gem. Wow !
Why is everything on tgauge.com so expensive though???
All the starter sets are like $300!!
Be sure to change currency to US dollars That will remove the VAT tax which is about 20% That brings us set down to about 250 But they’re going to charge around 30 bucks for shipping. Also the conversion rate to pounds changes from time to time . Unfortunately just because it’s small doesn’t mean it gets cheaper. it’s Much more in Japan. But I am hopeful that US retailers will Start Selling at a decent price in The US
Hello doberman2374 the smaller trains are much more money than the bigger ones at the moment I’m playing around with n gauge which is quit allot but much less than these ones but are still a lot of money.
Any scale that is smaller than N scale or bigger than HO scale is going to be a lot more expensive.
Compared to most H0 stuff, it's still not that expensive and worth the money.
Smaller scale doesn't mean lower prices.
How do you even put it on the track
im getting a hornby train set instead of this but ill mabye get this next year
This could be good for doing a backyard railroad in a ho scale layout
They should make a gauge that is so small you can't see it.
I need this. I'm using Z atm and still run out of space
Ice to meet you
AS 'cool' as it is, I betch'a that they don't have many accessories, like turn-out switches. Or people? Don't get me wrong, I WANNA get one ! ! ! I am all the way more accustombed to freight than passenger service, that is all. I live in a studio, so if I want a train set, I'm glad that there is a scale smaller than 'Z' Scale !
You’d be surprised Check out ….www.tgauge.com
Wow so small it's so cute where can I buy it
Let me guess: the price is twice that of an OO or HO scale set
Top 7 biggest scale model trains
1. G scale
2. O scale
3. Ho scale
4. Oo scale
5. N scale
6. Z scale
7. T scale
TT scale is also big in Europe.
@@Poliss95 oh *bell*
What would happen if you put a German Shepard on this train.???
Hi can you run 1 or more motorized T train on one track
Alfredo Iannotta yes, he did in the video
I wonder why rerailers are not included
That’s sweet but $350 for a layout the size of a pencil!!!
So is T gauge smaller than Z gauge?
Yes Much smaller t gauge @ 1/450 z scale is @ 1/220
Que fofura!!
I want too
so small and so cute
I used to call the Z gauge 'baby trains'. Now I see I am mistaken...
El set de tren mas chico que la Z y N . Escala T micro del tamaño de una hormiga .
its pronounced eye-shin-doe
Thanks
Worlds smallest Deutsche Bahn
Ah yes, 400 quid
Techniquely this train the "T" guage isnt what they say it is. The guage on trains is determined by the distance of the iron tracks which the T-guage doesnt have. It works on magnets not wheels on tracks.
jimmy tiler. The wheels and trucks work the magnets just help keep it on the track because it’s so light.
Just like Evan Forst said, it only has magnets on wheels for stability and it still has motors in the power units
for as much as this is i can get 100 used ho cars and some locomotives...plus 100+ track pieces and still have money left for buildings lol
Rip off. Lol that buzzing. Why.
630 bucks? Holy shit, this is expensive.
T gauge isn't a model train, it's a toy train.
Just like a Pagani isn’t a real car it’s a toy
Johann B a toy train can still classified as a model , shows how much you know
Yes it does, thank you.
I think it’s still a model, I mean all other scales are “modeling scales”
Overpriced af, i wouldn't pay more than 50$ tbh