TT scale trains and models

Are the Coastal Engineering gauges no longer available?

I have not experienced those issues in my limited dealings with them.

When the wailing, moaning, and gnashing of teeth has quieted down a little more, remember that both SDP-SI and Boston Gear still exist, as well as their competitors.

In O Scale, the two motor set up is referred to as a "China Drive". It is extraordinarily unpopular and generally disdained by builders. The minimum fix is to connect the motors in series rather than in parallel as shipped. Only one decoder is required. Builders pretty much seem to universally go wi...

This is the way higher end models come to market in O Scale (SCALE not GAUGE) and a quick trip through their forums will illuminate how much rancor and disappointment the business model produces. I remember how unhappily the Russian SD-45 etch importation program went for me personally.

I prefer the ceiling in the train room stay unlubricated.

[/quote]Were you actually trying to sell TT at train shows? And what sort of TT were you offering?
- Terry C[/quote]

Kathy and I pack TT Scale product to every show we go to. A quick perusal of my website will answer your second question.

Only for the guy everyone sends their money to. It's foolhardy at best to place much credence in what folks at train shows assure you will sell like hotcakes. Of course they're very interested in TT, they're very interested in everything at the train show, sort of why they came. What people tell you...

Very nice, who's the track manufacturer?

But will you be able to maintain Jack's original pricing on it?