TT scale trains and models

Bill Dixon wrote:So how about a track bumper on the end? Also going to bury the end in bushes.

Are you really going to use an European style bumper?

Fonts are what print shops use, sign painters use lettering. Each Railroad designed it's own lettering, so if you're using fonts to create Railroad artwork, it's by definition, wrong. Tony Thompson would roll over in his bed (not his grave since he is still alive and kicking!!) if he heard anyone r...

I mean (North) American. That's like saying "French" when you mean "German" or "European". This analogy sounds quite a bit strange. Are you sure that it fits? The term "American" describes a "resident of the American continent". Yes, it fits quite w...

Richard-B wrote:do we need an RBL Beer car in TT ???

Unconditionally!!!

I mean (North) American.

Marquette wrote:That's like saying "French" when you mean "German" or "European".

This analogy sounds quite a bit strange. Are you sure that it fits?

The term "American" describes a "resident of the American continent".

WESA wrote:... the Sazmodel SW 1200...

The SW1200 has been made by MTB of Czech Republic. And MTB still exists.
Sazmodel only was the best known American distributor.

Richard-B wrote:"To be, or not to be: that is the question:" (Hamlet)

I thought, it means: "Two beer, or not two beer, ..."
Cheers!

I absolutely agree. And there's no conflict with what I wrote. But I dare to claim that the "aftertaste" which I described exists, however. I know several East German model railroaders who hate series 120 but love other West German types, although. Yet, I couldn't find another comprehensib...

Obviuosly, Mr. Kehrer is enthusiastic. That's very praiseworthy.
His results would be okay if they motivated him to improve his activities.

But it seems that his evaluation of his models and skills is not very realistic. And that's truely sad!

Thx