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I've been building some T-gauge buildings and having fun with that. No trains yet. i don't know if that's my goal or not.

Good colour tones on the scenery. Very realistic Great train speeds as well

Very cool. I do N-gauge and Z-gauge ... and I'm thinking about making a small T-gauge layout next.

Nice job!

Impressive! How did they get the trains to run so smoothly?

Great layout. I would love to have one . I have money but not the space. Oops, I mean I have the space, not money.

Lovely, well done. Would be nice to see how the long trains traverse across those switches.

Lovely ,aye. great job and it's not that different from where my wife and I live in Portsmouth UK. Tiny little terraced house with a train line at the bottom of our garden. I was telling my wife how tiny everything is. Each rail car is about the same size as my big toe nail lol. Put your GOD's hand in view for perspective. Anyway, looks amazing, well done indeed !

If the trains weren't running on a loop one could be fooled into thinking they are looking at full size trains, because the top-down view makes it look life-like.

Your layout is quite beautiful. You have definitely captured the British 'feel' with the squalid terrace houses right out of Monty Pythons sketch, "every sperm is sacred.😂 However, the wagons appear somewhat jerky and seem to derail easily. Would adding some weight improve this; possibly small fishing tackle lead beads? Also, is the track width proportional to the trains at that scale?

Great layout. Lots of fun!

Wow !

That’s really cool! Greetings from Sweden👏

Very nice, it might be worth blending the road surface sections at the joints, but overall impressive. I am considering building topography using 3D printing (FDM type). What is the overall size of this layout?

Love the videos Dave, I was wondering if you were gonna show a direct overhead of any of your layouts so a newer hobbist might be able to replicate the track layout for their own display? As some one who splits his time between the North Eastern Penn- North Western NewYork area, and the Savannah Georgia area I love seeing Penn state displays.

Take the lid off of a small box with support arms and attach it hinge side down to the side of the layout. Then when you want to use it as a shelf fold it down. Make sure that it has 2 support arms. Just a thought. It could be built but finding a small box in a hobby store or online would save time and probably be cheaper than the materials. You could get jewelry box support arms, a small piano hinge, and a small piece of plywood. Amazon for everything but the plywood. Then again Amazon has hobby wood that may work. I only suggested Amazon because time and cost over running to different stores. A fold down shelf that stops when level seems better than a detachable shelf. With sides on the shelf done to the right dimensions it would fold up against the layout with no air gaps. A small hook and loop to hold in place could also be installed so it doesn’t fall down when not in use or moving the layout. Just an idea to get the brain gears moving in a different direction.

Great idea ❤

Trains are moving abit too fast for the scale.

Nice! Amazing and ingenious custom work and detailing. May I suggest for your next build that you can use hiddenly reinforced barns, water towers, or transmission towers as finger hold points to lift tunnel cover sections straight up.

Dave, wish I could get out there to see all your projects. ANT

I like it goobs. I live in a small apartment so thinking of Tscale as my learner layout.

Nice train!

This is absolutely stunning. So much detail for such a small scale, and you've captured some of the UK countryside perfectly

Fantastic layout , you really have caught the British Countryside , well done.

Hi very nice😊

As a Brit ,i think you,ve done a great job of replicating the countryside. I heard some American tourists one day on the train from Stratford upon Avon ,they were fascinated by looking out of the window at how many sheep were about looking like cotton wool.😂.

have you visited the UK before? you've done an excellent job capturing the landscape and town

Does the t-gauge only have that one speed, fast!? Can you slow in down any?

Great details! Love seeing US railways being modeled in T

Hi babe good job

Great job hun

Beautiful work. Definitely wins a contest here for T Scale!

Fine job on there! TGauge is so tiny I don't think anyone will really notice any discrepancies. 🙂

enjoying your vids, thanks :)

Wow great job hubby dave

Sweet job

Amazing layout! Love the big open scenery. Made practically possible with such a small scale!

Tomo nota de tu técnica para mis maquetas, muy buen trabajo. Un saludo

Love your layout. Each area has its own story and so much detail. Brilliant. Liked and Subbed! Cheers, Andy

I wonder if the Copenhagen Fields N guage London Model Railway Club layout members have any ideas for using this scale for any future projects. This Copenhagen Fields N guage layout is a master of reduced scale in the background to make a model railway look a lot bigger than it is. Look it up if you haven't seen it.

Why don't you build a train around a ski resort?

Did you create this with a magnifying glas. Unbelievable stuff. Cheers Jef

Did anyone here me yell; dont touch the water with your bare finger!! Its ruined, thanks shines gone now... im kidding but you know what i mean. You are a great 3d artest, thank you

Where did you get the background?

what radius track have you used for these trains. thx

hi great layout how is two trains running? I`m new to dc / dcc. Ah I see in the comments you have answered this and look forward to any videos on switching, power, points etc. Appreciate the work and channel :)

You should get into 3D printing make your own stuff

Beautiful! 🤩

This is a really nice looking layout and probably the cleanest I've seen T Gauge run

Your layout answered a basic question I had... how many cars can a T-Gauge engine pull? I counted eight. Thanks.