Australian 'T' gauge layout

[Garfield]

We don't have a 'Rest of the World' section so I'll pop this in here... a stunning Australian 'T' gauge (1:500) layout:

 

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Blog here: http://victorian-tgauge.blogspot.co.uk/

[Glenderg]

Great googly moogly! Skip to 4:12 on the second video to get a concept of scale. Nice (and a bit scary) find.

[Garfield]

Great googly moogly! Skip to 4:12 on the second video to get a concept of scale. Nice (and a bit scary) find.

 

There's 'monster fly' just before that!

[fitzguttentite]

Thats called the bobofly { a rare insect with 3 wings }

my god i would need binocs to see that going around

its amazing how small the japs can make the models nowadays

it bet it also costs a fortune

[Garfield]

Thats called the bobofly { a rare insect with 3 wings }

my god i would need binocs to see that going around

its amazing how small the japs can make the models nowadays

it bet it also costs a fortune

 

Actually, it's no more expensive - in a lot of cases even cheaper - than other scales. The train in those videos was built from brass etchings, placed on RTR chassis.

[fitzguttentite]

Well it looks like an excellent job Mein Feuher but im afraid not for me as the ould eyesight is kaput

brass etchings , a labour of love

would be nice to spend the time on something like that

then see it running

job satisfaction:tumbsup: