TT Scale. The Ideal Scale.

ConducTTor wrote:The "excitement" for this site (like this "project") is underwhelming. Sometimes I wonder why I do this...........

Don't get discouraged, it takes time to turn things around. I see lots of progress, enough in fact that I'm taking the plunge to build a TT layout, something I had thought was impossible a couple of years ago. Just having gold coast announce another car is a big deal. That will make 3 new ones they come out with in just a few years. Just think if we could get one more company to do the same we'd have 6 new cars to populate our layouts !!
You don't have to entertain us with this site, it's real value is in the education we can get here and connections we can make here.......dave

even though im out of the game for a while, this site brings me a lot of enjoyment and as far as im concerened without this site there might not of been a tt scale society with the gp 38 project, and maybe andrey at norkin see's no reason for any american prototype until he came upon this site and saw that there is interest enough for the sd 45. damn good work alex.

I haven't heard from the winner yet. So, paging CaTTwoman281! Congrats! You have some goodies coming your way :) PM me your address so I can send them.

Just got back to CT, really wish I could of stayed in ND. I will send off a pm probally tomorrow, we are still trying to figure out where we are going to be soon.

No problem. Take your time and let me know when you are ready. Just don't take forever or I may open the Plymouth and play with it

ConducTTor wrote:No problem. Take your time and let me know when you are ready. Just don't take forever or I may open the Plymouth and play with it

The PVM Plymouth is fun to run, as it is an attention getter, and is likely the smallest running kit engine in TT scale.

pm sent.

The Gold Coast Fowler and the Plymouth are here. We have been working on and off on it, and the shell is almost ready for paint. (Just need to modify it to hold whatever James calls that coupler number.)

Thanks for the prize.

I hope that our pamphlets are helpful in spreading TT scale awareness.
(We have been requested to appear at a local NMRA meet, as a number of people there have only heard of TT scale, and would like to see what TT scale is about. It looks like Ernie (the HP E-7A) and Bert (E-7B) will be making another public appearance...)

CaTTwoman281 wrote:We have been requested to appear at a local NMRA meet

Nice! And remind them of what Tony Koester said in MR "in a perfect world, the two scales would be s and TT"!