TT Scale. The Ideal Scale.

The Links of interest will be a locked sticky that I will be updating. If you believe there is a link that should be included, please add it here.

http://www.ttscale.com , This site has a lot of info for American Prototype TT including a catalog of what is currently being produced.

http://www.3smr.co.uk , This site is primarily for 3MM scale, but has many useful items in 12 MM gauge as well as detail parts, accessories, etc.

^^^ Added - thank you.

There is another TT dealer in Pennsylvania. Due to family issues response at the moment is a bit slow but they'll get back to you if you email them. http://www.eurobahntrains.com

Good site describing Zeuke, BTTB, and Tillig models: http://www.zeuke.nl/

A nice page describing which DR/DB locomotives are appropriate for which trains (not TT-specific, but useful for Zeuke/BTTB/Tillig modelers): http://www.worldrailfans.info/Articles/Europe/GSuitableStock.shtml

Thanks BTTB Fan, I totaly forgot about Zeuke.nl. The other site I've never seen before but it's something I've been looking for. Both have been added.

I posted this in response to a question in the Layouts and Track Plans forum. This site has lots of track plans, etc. Maybe add to links? http://trackmap.net/

Hmm, definately a lot of stuff there! I'll add it.

Several links to the TT manufacturers in Europe:

JAGO Modell: http://www.jago-modellbau.de - Nice model of German steam and electric rngined, and some other rolling stock. Models are $$$ expencive...
KRES Modell : http://www.kres.de/ - Some models of the commuter trains, and high speed disels.
PIKO Locks: http://piko.de/produkt_db/check.php?page=shop&grand_id=3&parent_id=17&sss=210 - Nice budget, hobby class models. Most of them available now in Eurotrainhobby.com
Deak TT Models: http://www.deakmodellsport.hu/ger_vasutmodellek_tt.php - Hungarian locomotives and railcars in TT Scale... Some in cooperation with JAGO, $$$
Kuehn TT: http://www.kuehn-modell.de/ - German manufacturer, german trains, nicely detailed, cheaper than Tillig, but difficult to find them in USA stores...
Roco TT: http://www.roco.cc/index.php?id=137 - Nice German, European and Russian models, Good Price-Quality Ratio. Could be easily found in USA, for example in eurotreinhobby.com
Tillig TT Bahn: http://www.tillig.com - Alpha and Omega of TT... Successor opf Zeuke, BTTB, have some models of from JATT and smaller producers
TT Model: http://www.tt-models.spb.ru/pro.htm - Russiam Passenger cars in TT scale, some German and CSD cars from Kruger, and some Russian freight cars. Attantion a lot of pages on Russian
Brawa TT http://www.brawa.de/nc/en/products/tt.html - this manufacturer has only 1 model in TT (BR-95) in two paintschems, but this is the kind of model you will be proud of...

Scaned TT Catalogs: http://as.rumia.edu.pl/tt/kat/katalogi.asp

Shops selling the TT Models in USA, Europe, Russia (something that I use and check often, if it is against phorum policy, I'll delete this links)

(USA) Eurotrainhobby: http://www.eurotrainhobby.com/ - PROs Nice shop, good communications and reasonable prices, and most importaint that this shop in USA! CONS - No USA TT scale trains so far.
(DE) Modelbahn Shop Sebniz http://www.modellbahnshop-sebnitz.de/ - I have never used that shop yet for buing trains, but use their web page as a news-page about ne models.
(DE) Lockshop http://www.lokshop.de - I have never used that shop yet for buing trains, but use their web page as a reference for a model price without european TAXes.
(CZ) Hobby Shop CZ http://www.hobby-shop.cz/en/index.php - Nice selection of eastern europe small series producers
(RU) SEMAPHOR http://www.semaphor.ru - Russian Shopp in Moscow, Please feel fre to use it if you can read russian.

Hello Balu and welcome to the forum! I'll have to pick and choose from the links. Some we already have (in the Links topic) and some I would ask that you remove. The ones for removal are retailers outside of North America. Part of the reason I set up this forum is to promote TT scale in the US, therefore it makes sense that only US based (and Canadian I guess.....) retailers should get promoted here. There are however several links that we've neglected to add which I will do shortly - thank you!