Awesome - I like this, I only Discovered Triang TT in 2024 and would be inclined to buy a Vintage Set for the Novelty Factor, tho I wouldn’t be Tempted to buy into any of the New Generation tt120. I enjoy the Variety of OO gauge items to be Rescued and renovated in the Preowned market, which Suits the Limits of my Knowledge and Budget. Thanks for all your content in 24 & HNY🎉
Hornby have already tried TT (then Tri-Ang) and it was a flop. The only thing that TT:120 might have going for it is the houses being built these days have smaller rooms. As for the future of TT:120 it is a case of watch this space. I fear it will turn into another niche Gauge with a limited following as with the original TT.
Great video with fantastic knowledge. I have picked up a bunch of Tri-ang carriages/rolling stock and they covered in years of dust. Would a clean with warm soapy water with a very soft brush be ok? Thanks!
I bought this set a couple of years ago on eBay, but sadly, it isn't in very good condition at all. I've purchased most of Hornby's new TT120 range, though. It is proving very popular.
This is a T1 set, the box lid is from a T8 set. The 1st set of instructions is for a T95 diesel shutter, and the 2nd set of instructions, is correct, for this T1 set. You should check your information before publishing!
Awe the best tae you and yours Dan!🏴
Excellent video mate 👍🏻
I got one of those sets for Christmas in 1962. I swapped it for 00 stuff about 20 years ago when the kids wanted something that worked 🙂
That bloody little train is as old as I am! Nice work cleaning it up right in time for the new year. Good on you Dan.
Love the fifties when all boys wore suits and all men smoked pipes 🤣
Awesome - I like this, I only Discovered Triang TT in 2024 and would be inclined to buy a Vintage Set for the Novelty Factor, tho I wouldn’t be Tempted to buy into any of the New Generation tt120. I enjoy the Variety of OO gauge items to be Rescued and renovated in the Preowned market, which Suits the Limits of my Knowledge and Budget. Thanks for all your content in 24 & HNY🎉
nice one dan love your vids
and a happy new year to you and your family and thanks
Happy new year to you Dan
Hi Dan can you run old TT with Hornby TT Thanks for the video 📹 watch you all the time and Happy New year to you when it comes
Happy New year too you and the family Dan🎉🍺🍾
Happy New Year Dan. TT takes me back.
Good job Dan 👍👍 Happy New Year! 🥂
Orig Triang TT 3.00mm was a nice scale..but never caught on a shame
TT:120 is already flying.
Hornby have already tried TT (then Tri-Ang) and it was a flop. The only thing that TT:120 might have going for it is the houses being built these days have smaller rooms. As for the future of TT:120 it is a case of watch this space. I fear it will turn into another niche Gauge with a limited following as with the original TT.
Great video with fantastic knowledge. I have picked up a bunch of Tri-ang carriages/rolling stock and they covered in years of dust. Would a clean with warm soapy water with a very soft brush be ok? Thanks!
Nice tt train happy new year to u
What a great little runner. All the very best for the new year Dan. 🎉
43 frodsham street is no longer a model shop from the cheshire section of that booklet.
Chester model center is an upgrade however
I bought this set a couple of years ago on eBay, but sadly, it isn't in very good condition at all.
I've purchased most of Hornby's new TT120 range, though. It is proving very popular.
Does the Triang TT stuff run on Hornby TT120 track?
This is a T1 set, the box lid is from a T8 set. The 1st set of instructions is for a T95 diesel shutter, and the 2nd set of instructions, is correct, for this T1 set.
You should check your information before publishing!
What resources would you advise to check information against?