OzRail has a bunch on his Shapeways shop at https://www.shapeways.com/shops/everythingtgauge?li=pb - They're designed for tgauge.com's pinpoint wheels and Eishindo couplers.

Beautiful work! Love the steam locos. Very cool! Can't wait to see more.

Uwe, you never cease to amaze... You do things in 1:450 that people wouldn't atempt in much larger scales! That truly is a Kinder surprise!

This is brilliant on soo many levels and is amazing in any scale. Would rolling wheels be an option? Especially on the vehicles? Fiddly... but might add that last little bit of realism? Although at that size it's hardly noticable. Beautiful layout!

Interesting for sure! FP7 seems a bit redundant though Love the E5 and J3. Any plans to do a standard J3 Hudson?

So I'm planning to model Bayview Junction in Ontario. Optimally, around "1985ish", but that's flexible. More details on the layout later, but I plan to model some more modern stuff, plus the occasional Amtrak movement. This means I need an F40PH... I'm starting with the VIA version, but an Amtrak un...

Doug,

I've been following the discussion with interest. This is exactly what the scale needs, more people willing to "think outside the box"

Looks awesome, can't wait to see more.

Dan

So I'm using Sketchup and trying to draw a somewhat complex locomotive (JNR 581 series)

Do you draw your items larger and shrink them or draw them at T scale?

Just curious

Dan

I'll second my vote for an "Introduce yourself" section. help the veterans get reacquainted, and give the newbies a place to say "hi"

Thanks for picking up the torch from David, Doug!

My t-gauging has slowed to a crawl, mainly due to financial reasons (costs almost tripled in the last couple years O_o), but I still hope to do a North American layout sooner than later.

Glad to be back amongst fellow t-gaugers