TT scale trains and models

<< the Harz (Mountains in the middle of Germany). >> On my bucket list.

TTf - 5mm - that's getting small!

Ian

Here are some more photos of Naples sTreeT, together with a bit of background on how I built it:
http://mattersofinterest.co.uk/naplesstreet.htm

First show on 1 July!

I have sent Model Railroader an email with a link to my article on Naples sTreeT and pointing out that American TT is alive and well. I won't hold my breath but you never know - there's an outside chance they may publish it and generate a bit more interest in the scale!

RodTT wrote:I have sent Model Railroader an email with a link to my article on Naples sTreeT and pointing out that American TT is alive and well. I won't hold my breath but you never know - there's an outside chance they may publish it and generate a bit more interest in the scale!

Hey, stranger things have happened!

Great article / story.

Ian

It's all go at the Can-Freeze Food Company for a while...


...and then all is quiet again.

Looks good so far!

I was a very lucky boy to get Naples Street featured in the July issue of Continental Modeller here in the UK. I will be taking it on its first outing, a week on Sunday (1 July) to the NCAM meeting in Hampsthwaite near Harrogate.

'Do you know where the kids are?'



'No, I thought they were with you...'

First show for Naples sTreeT today, a small US-themed show where the layout was very well received. Two young lads particularly enjoyed taking over the controls and doing a bit of switching.
Everybody said how they love TT because it's just right - but unfortunately I can't see any of them actually taking it up.
As things are, no more shows booked until next March.