T Gauge layout as seen in Railway Modeller. Welcome to Keren Cove!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มี.ค. 2019
- My first TH-cam video, and my first railway layout! This is a truly tiny scale to work with. Started on 18th December 2018, finished on 6th March 2019. This layout appeared in Railway Modeller magazine in December 2019.
I would like to say a huge 'thank you' to my lovely husband Ian and daughter Keren, and to my friend Gary, for their help and patience.
Impressive! Great design! What an adorable village! Love the tea house, carnival and ancient castle. Way to go! And I love that you used the "Never Ending Story" flying scene soundtrack - very cool!
The detail is amazing , can't imagine the hours that went into this
A lot of work went into this. Brilliant!
It makes me happy watching it. Such a "joyful" layout. I really like all the small scenarios you have created.
Wow! That's a lot in a little space!
Love the details in that scale! Really lovely!
It´s an excellent example of masterpiece! Thank you :-)
Thank you.
Astonishingly good
Thank you Chrissie, my first TH-cam comment. ^_^
Stunningly beautiful.
Makes me want to get into trains again...
Beautiful layout!
Simply the best gotta be just look at the detail on all the different items such tiny people animals and then the caravans on the hill excellent please do another kind regards Jonathan 7 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you so much.
Stunning!!!
Wow, that's some very intricate modelling detail in there! I came across T gauge quite recently and think it's great :)
Awesome work!
Amazing - how this could be done in such small scale? Top class!
Wow, that looks amazing!
Thank you, I'm glad you like it.
Amazing detail! My main issue with 'T' gauge is that the actual trains cannot be made to run slow enough. I tried watching your video with the sound off, at .25 speed (1/4 speed) and the train speed seems sort of appropriate. I understand that train fans and engineers are working on 'phase shift' motors and controllers to get the running speed down a little...but, my congratulations to you for this setup!
Apologies for not replying when you first made this comment, I haven't used YouTibe for a long time. Yes, the speed is a problem. I could use the controller to slow it down further, but as it's so tiny it's very much affected by the joins in the track, and even by bits of dust or sand on the track - speeding it up helps it not to derail. Unfortunately it's not possible to run it anywhere near scale speed.
Never Ending Story? 😂👍
Correct! Apologies for the very long delay in responding, I uploaded this video and then didn't use TH-cam for the best part of a year.
freaking sweet
Fantastic work Becky, great reveal at the end too. Well done. ;)
Thank you, I'm really glad you like it. Just need to work on keeping my camera steady for next time, lol.
@@beckystares2262 The camera work is good! Would like to see more videos about this fantastic layout!
hello and delighted. Very nice diorama and we modelers are lucky to find trains on small scales: Z, N and T. The Z is much more interesting than the N because the Z surface is smaller and easier to implement than in N.
Nice details!
Amazing work! One day I might build one myself.... :)
Thank you - and I highly recommend building one - it's very therapeutic.
Excellent Work.
Hallo
Als Z Bahner kann ich nur sagen: Hut ab.
VERY ambitious, and very well done. Scenery excellent, trains remarkable (and FAST!)
I grew up on HO in the 50s and 60s.
I'm old enough to remember the earliest days of N scale (remember "OOO"? Lone Star, then Arnold Rapido ...)
It has taken 50 years+ for N scale to become credible, and to more or less catch up with HO (detail, smoothness of operation -- and DCC, sound -- the goalposts keep moving).
Go back a lifetime, and the same could be said of HO vs O gauge.
But for ease of handling the equipment, for detail, for operational characteristics, do we really NEED to go this small? T scale strikes me as more a novelty than a viable scale for typical model railroad operations. And I have to believe that something this small will be more costly than somewhat larger scales, at least for equivalent quality.
Human eyesight and hand/finger dexterity may be limiting factors. For me anyway. I want to see and touch and handle the trains I play with. These little trains look as though you have to pick them up with tweezers.
Still, that is remarkable stuff. I'd like to see more. I suppose the impossible dream is a steam locomotive.
Love the broad curves!
Good luck! Prove me wrong regarding my doubts above !!
Lovely, the music is a little intense but amazing modelling skills.
Nice layout! Do you have any updates to share?
So much detail! I had to watch it twice and pause lots to take it in. Well done. I love the hot air balloon, the Keren Cove fun fair, the back yard gardens with the sun umbrellas. What is the round building with 12 sides? Your love for modeling shows.
To CJ from Pop Pop. T Scale. Crazy!
Can anyone point me to a manufacturer of Z scale or T gauge model cars?
Hi James, Tgauge.com sell them.
Impressive. But ... a sailboat?! ;-)
I'm sorry, I never got into the habit of checking my TH-cam comments so should have replied nine months ago! The little yacht is a model of my friend's yacht, called Cygnet - and the area surrounding it on the model is based on Studland (Dorset, UK) where we sail Cygnet in the summer. :)
what TV series is this music from?
It's from the movie The Neverending Story
What are the houses made from?
Some are made from air drying clay, and others from card. There are also a few that are kits, bought from tgauge.com - but most are scratch-built.
It should be titled “T-scale”.
As opposed to gauge, you mean? It could be as it's a T-scale model, but the rails are T-gauge and it's a principally a railway layout so it depends how you look at it, really. Railway Modeller referred to it as T-gauge.
Quite a grotty looking effort, if I may say so.
Railway Modeller disagreed, but thank you for your opinion.