Cheers mate, great vid & love the set. I normally do n gauge, but just bought a t gauge set out of curiosity & am so impressed! These sets are small enough to use as cake decor on Christmas & birthday cakes! I'm loving the set mate!👍🚅🚄🚉😁👍
Thanks for covering this! I'd first seen these a couple of years ago. Your set looks like it operates pretty well. I model in HO, if I ever build a new layout, maybe I will use a T scale set for an amusement park train! One thing I wonder - why hasn't Model Railroader covered this at all? Maybe some other hobby mags have...
You are welcome, very good question, I think it will be hard for them to find the person who will do it, just my 10 cents, it is not very popular scale right now may be with good dealers like us it can be more popular, please share this video.
Can you tell me the exact model you bought? Where did you get it from? The nearest thing I can find is a company in the UK. A very basic model with a single locomotive is 130 Uk pounds - about 170. US - that includes everything. I love this scale. I would like to see if a smaller scale can be built.
This might be a bit silly but since you call your chanel Extreme DCCtrains I could not help thinking of putting DCC in T gauge. Would be hard since the smallest comercial decoder would not fit, also I know from experience that running little below 12 volt rated coreless buzzer motors on DCC pwm signal genetared from a voltage above their maximum cooks these little motors within few seconds of opperation, this can be sorted out with a 47uf smd cheramic capacitor, then the only problem would be all the extra curent that flows through the motor as the little coreless motor has relative short windings, if that gets the decoder or motor hot you will have to use a small powerresistor to get rid of the exess heat. You would need to put that in a ventilated section of the train so it does not melt the plastic. To sumon up you would need a decoder that has not yet been invented and if you are running it on a normal DCC voltage you would need 2 extra components one of which gets hot.
I've wanted to create an entire miniature train set in this scale, but I can never find a reasonably priced starter set anywhere in the US. Unless I'm just looking in the wrong places.
@@dcctrain honestly, I have no idea why. This size allows you to do so much more in a much smaller space. You can create entire cities in the same space the larger sizes will only allow a city block....
Здравствуйте! Среди всего многообразия результатов запроса "T scale layout" почему-то выбрал Ваш канал...Наш русский акцент ни с чем не спутать 💪🏻 и его слышно за версту👍🏻)))) подскажите, как все-таки устроены эти миниатюрные модели: реально ли там стоят двигатели и вращаются колесные пары, либо они скользят по рельсам за счет магнитного поля.
@@darticus1 N gauge is a good way to go if you don't have much space and is very well supported. I mainly do n, but do also have several t gauge sets now. Kato track is brilliant mate!👍🚂🚃🚃🚃🚅🚄🚉😁👍
Привет Илья, давай на ты, пожалуйста; видео было но я удалил его после реорганизации канала оно вызвало неудовольствие у моделистов, а сейчас я просто пишу КОЛЕСО ТВ в начале видео ето означает что видео не о моделях, я делал одно видео на русском о ROCO Z21 но там все как говорится наглядно показано так что если человек который не знает русского то поймет, сейчас мне надо сделать несколько видео о моделях, я постараюсь сделать новое видео о себе чуть пожже.
Yes, there separate track, switches, engines and cars available. 2 years ago we are planning to sell it at our store but it is not going to happen because no interest and high price.
You shouldn't compare the noise, of the train, to running DC on DCC current track. T-Gauge runs the trains using a PWM controller. Now explain again, using that knowledge, and explain, for those who don't know, what a PWM control does to an electric motor.
I can imagine what a gigantic layout I could have made with T-gauge on the 1x1,5m of my current H0-layout 😎 Interesting video 👍
That's a great idea!
Cheers mate, great vid & love the set. I normally do n gauge, but just bought a t gauge set out of curiosity & am so impressed! These sets are small enough to use as cake decor on Christmas & birthday cakes! I'm loving the set mate!👍🚅🚄🚉😁👍
Nice.
Awesome little train set!
Thanks for covering this! I'd first seen these a couple of years ago. Your set looks like it operates pretty well. I model in HO, if I ever build a new layout, maybe I will use a T scale set for an amusement park train! One thing I wonder - why hasn't Model Railroader covered this at all? Maybe some other hobby mags have...
You are welcome, very good question, I think it will be hard for them to find the person who will do it, just my 10 cents, it is not very popular scale right now may be with good dealers like us it can be more popular, please share this video.
Model Railroader has a shameless hard-on for Lionel O-27 ... i gave up on them years ago
That is unbelievable. Where can you purchase one at?
We trued to carry those sets, however did not get a lot of interest. Please try this website www.tgauge.us/
Good review of a rather cool item with lots of extras. Nice purchase! Hope you had a good Christmas and all the best for the New Year :) - Sim
BurtonOnHumber ,
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I did share, on my Facebook page, I have friends there who are either hobbyists like us, in the railroading industry or both! Cheers!
Great!
Train sets are "small" in price, too?
Not really.
Wow alex that is very cool , thanks for shareing.....all the best to you and your famaly......jim
Wish there was a 1:400 scale gauge not 1:220 straight to 1:450
I wish too.
No problemas !
Great video, Cheers Stu @ Lime Junction (N Gauge)
cool!
Where i get in the US. Thanks Ron
Unfortunately, T scale is not available in the US.
Can you tell me the exact model you bought? Where did you get it from? The nearest thing I can find is a company in the UK. A very basic model with a single locomotive is 130 Uk pounds - about 170. US - that includes everything. I love this scale. I would like to see if a smaller scale can be built.
Hankyu 9000 Series Train Set. That’s looks like the one 230 pounds - almost 300 US
It is expensive scale.
Just a thought ... Maybe YOU should cover for MR!
Tom, this is good idea, thank you.
WOW - Very small. is this T Gauge. Cheers from Michigan.
Yes, Sir. Hello form Cincinnati!
Hi I hope u had a nice Christmas 😉
This might be a bit silly but since you call your chanel Extreme DCCtrains I could not help thinking of putting DCC in T gauge. Would be hard since the smallest comercial decoder would not fit, also I know from experience that running little below 12 volt rated coreless buzzer motors on DCC pwm signal genetared from a voltage above their maximum cooks these little motors within few seconds of opperation, this can be sorted out with a 47uf smd cheramic capacitor, then the only problem would be all the extra curent that flows through the motor as the little coreless motor has relative short windings, if that gets the decoder or motor hot you will have to use a small powerresistor to get rid of the exess heat. You would need to put that in a ventilated section of the train so it does not melt the plastic. To sumon up you would need a decoder that has not yet been invented and if you are running it on a normal DCC voltage you would need 2 extra components one of which gets hot.
I'm having real fan with my HO scale this one just for taking it with me on the trips.
T gauge is a fun scale regardless :-)
DCC decoders are now available:
www.tgauge.com/product/395/22/250ma-5v-decoder
@@TeeSchmidCH Seems like TGauge is catching up with N Gauge mate!👍🛸🍺🍻😷😁👍
I've wanted to create an entire miniature train set in this scale, but I can never find a reasonably priced starter set anywhere in the US. Unless I'm just looking in the wrong places.
It is not popular scale in the US.
@@dcctrain honestly, I have no idea why. This size allows you to do so much more in a much smaller space. You can create entire cities in the same space the larger sizes will only allow a city block....
@@dcctrain so then where is the most reasonably priced place to get a starter set? Stateside?
@@franniegirl Most modelers prefer HO scale, this is more like a toy under mini Christmas tree in the office, this is why I got it.
@@franniegirl We are online store dcctrain.com , so we can get you any set available from www.walthers.com/ like this Walthers Part # 381-1060041
Здравствуйте! Среди всего многообразия результатов запроса "T scale layout" почему-то выбрал Ваш канал...Наш русский акцент ни с чем не спутать 💪🏻 и его слышно за версту👍🏻)))) подскажите, как все-таки устроены эти миниатюрные модели: реально ли там стоят двигатели и вращаются колесные пары, либо они скользят по рельсам за счет магнитного поля.
Hi, If my moskovski accent is OK for you then please visit my channel in Russian th-cam.com/users/dcctrainllc have a nice day )))
DCCTRAIN your moskovskij accent is ideal for russian ears which not often listen conversations in english. Thanks for the link
Could you tell me where you got this set? Is it an online store where I could order too?
I'm not sure, may be company not in business anymore.
Cool. Marklin z starter kits don't give you all that
Yes, Sir and 2 times more expensive.
I want to but T scale trains. Do they have Steam Locomotives? Where is the
best place to buy? I am in the US. Thanks Ron
It is not popular in the US. We tried to carry this scale 3 years ago, the distributor in the US went out of business.
Maybe I should buy Z scale. Where is the best prices do you know? Thanks Ron
Z scale is not popular anymore, do you want to build layout? I will recommend N scale KATO. We are KATO dealer.
Thanks I might go that way and come to shop with you. Ron
@@darticus1 N gauge is a good way to go if you don't have much space and is very well supported. I mainly do n, but do also have several t gauge sets now. Kato track is brilliant mate!👍🚂🚃🚃🚃🚅🚄🚉😁👍
ALEX здравствуйте у вас есть видео о том как вы попали в USA?
Привет Илья, давай на ты, пожалуйста; видео было но я удалил его после реорганизации канала оно вызвало неудовольствие у моделистов, а сейчас я просто пишу КОЛЕСО ТВ в начале видео ето означает что видео не о моделях, я делал одно видео на русском о ROCO Z21 но там все как говорится наглядно показано так что если человек который не знает русского то поймет, сейчас мне надо сделать несколько видео о моделях, я постараюсь сделать новое видео о себе чуть пожже.
Спасибо ALEX будем ждать
What is the price on this set?
I bought for $280.
Can you expand on this like with more tracks? Different trains?
Yes, there separate track, switches, engines and cars available. 2 years ago we are planning to sell it at our store but it is not going to happen because no interest and high price.
How to buy?
www.tgauge.com/
You shouldn't compare the noise, of the train, to running DC on DCC current track. T-Gauge runs the trains using a PWM controller. Now explain again, using that knowledge, and explain, for those who don't know, what a PWM control does to an electric motor.
Thank you.