TT scale trains and models

I always buy RP25 wheel-sets from muellerradsatz.de.

Great work! Number 1 could be the ground light underneath the driver side window (on the frame). Number 2 and 3 could be the side skirts of the steps onto the drivers cab.

I'm pretty sure we won't see Hornby TT + DCC on-sale here in the US until they've passed UL (Electrical) and FCC (Bluetooth) certification. That is just an added cost barrier to market entry. With a standard Bluetooth chip this is easier than with a simple model railroad decoder. It already has an ...

I wonder if this is because unlike the UK, there is ALREADY a large base of TT 1:120 in Central Europe? I guess that fits to Germany. Here, dealers of Arnold products are now allowed to offer Hornby. It may be related to the current customs problems. Some here have to pay import sales tax in arrear...

The tankers look very good. Did you use the Tamiya TS-8 paint?

The last one comes this year from Auhagen, in a one-time off.

The track curves can be straightened by bending. This is a production defect.
Place the track upside down on the table, press one end onto the table, and then bend the upstanding end down and slightly outward.

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In the one picture, I see BR 218 bogie side frames under his locomotive. This is the most suitable from Tillig for a GP9, F3, or ALCo FA/B truck.

We at Lok-n-Roll are definitely interested. Personally, I like the first variant extremely well (CB&Q and Ford). But the others will probably also find their buyers. Number three, for example, was also running at the C&O.