Interesting to note that TGauge.com made a bridge in etching that you've been working on in 3D-Printing...
And the "Great Escape" is originally a "Spaghetti Bowl" by Eishindo or somegirl american.

Uwe Fenk seems not to be active anymore in T-Gauge. Every couple of month a post as "T-Pionier" in the still existing but actually dead German T-Gauge Forum . I tried to register there one year ago, but no answer. All of his models are handcrafted. The small steam loco and the jacobs-bogie are fanta...

Reith01 wrote:[...] Just curious to know what the numbers mean following the offerings on page 4 & 5 of Houses? ...Like 1-14, 1-20 etc.

I hope that those will be the buildings in Station View, Dalmeny, South Queensferry in Dougs' Bridge project. They are so similar to modern continental houses

Lots of people started trying on the "Flying Scotsman" but your finalized version is the very best I've seen up to now

so much money for so little content

That's looking very good, and I've already found some items I'm interested in. But a small problem: Maybe I'm blind, but I didn't find the page to register. I'm logged in to TalkingTGauge.net but not to the shop

Besides would it be nice to have width/length/height data on the different items

Reith01 wrote:What surprised me is that the ready-made isolating tracks don't have provision for power connection at one end. Still, I suppose that's for commercial reasons!

That would make things so much easier...
Think Chinese, make money

msimister wrote:[...] but how do you give the impression of moving connecting rods? I'm no expert here but I suspect that the scale is too small to have connecting rods that actually move [...]

People are working on this topic already

Good work...And after a smooth sanding and fine painting there would be no optical difference to Shapeway's FUD from - let's say - 2 feet watching distance

Hi JBModels :) you're presenting a lot of good ideas, but I'm quite sure that you do not realise, that you're in "T" which is 1:450. Your "belt" would be 0.5 mm (millimeters, not inches) wide, your "gear tower" would have to be a cube with an edge length of 2 or 3 mm. Please have a look at the overa...

Sounds good... Thumbs up! The "set of design rules" would force your customers to deal with 3D software which they probably didn't use until now. Challenge accepted, if you can specify an easy to handle freeware or shareware software solution to comply with those rules. Exact measurements and dimens...

Thumbs up for the video and the performance of Robins Run

[...] I got introduced to T at an exhibition along the Great Central. The guy running the T layout gave me some tips and advice, then pointed me to these forums. He mentioned, instead of buying locomotives, you bought powered chassis and bodies.he said you could get bodies and scenery 3D printed. [...

Your ideas about freight wagons accommodating motorised chassis are sounding good, and i'd like a pendolino
I'm going to follow this thread...

Such a fine work, it's looking neat and cute. Would like to see it in a landscape
But how do the 5 wheelsets in a row behave in narrow curves?

[...] and wondered if I will be wasting my money buying the one way units or should I go to the proper ones. Stock powered by 19M chassis [...] One-way-turnouts have a space of about 33 or 34 mm without power supply (as measured by photo here , turnout length = 90 mm). The 19M chassis has a bogey s...

Excellent work, I hope it will work as fantastic as it looks like. Would be a great achievement in combination with flexi track

Doug is right... The CLIP-process ist only an enhancement of the nearly 30 years known SLA-process . You can buy SLA-3D-printers as diy-kits for a few hundred quid to run with a standard LCD projector (see this topic ...) The difference is: You will achieve a resolution of 0.03 to 0.1 mm with an exp...

Time to say hello :) I'm Henning from Germany, and I didn't do any modelling for at least a lifetime. When I was young I built some landscapes with tanks and soldiers. On my search for a new indoor hobby I thought it should be something special. Then I found TGauge and I'm on this forum for seven we...

[...]I've also been plagued by the higher density of chimneys in this area of the display....and the number of reprints I've had to do!! Some of the chimneys are something like 1.4 mm x 2.0 mm in section....and tend not to print reliably![...] Please don't throw those "bad prints" into the dustbin....