Thanks Richard, I'm really happy with them & they look much richer in tone of colour, than the ones provided for us, to be tempted with, on the Hornby Hobbies website.
Thanks Greg... Yes, it’s incredibly satisfying to have gently pushed on forward and, to see that Hornby are too. Do want to get back to my OO side soon but, for now watching these pass another rake traveling in the opposite direction, brings that inner joy we all cherish.
Good point. Hornby are a brand I trust and my layout is based around UK rolling stock and locomotives so, not looking abroad. I may consider using other very established companies if, they opt in competitively and match/up quality, as I do Peco, for my track, for example, in future and if, they cater for TT:120 with sound, etc, to suit my set up but, it’s early days. Things may shift and, have shifted as to what’s available, etc, as I add block detection. The Hornby TT stuff will take some equaling, detail and under the hood wise, from what I’ve seen so far and, I’ve got quite a good selection now. Thanks for your thoughts 💭
@@modeloco There's Roco, Märklin, Kuehn and Tillig or there is PIKO which is a austrian firm. I plan to upload a video about my first layout which is TT scale.
@@kinexxona06 There are but, would any of these go with a possible working preservation or, 60’s UK, rural village life, railway setting, built around community, where the railway came to it, to serve coal and take worsteds, from. For me, more in harmony with nature, like Haworth, that I visited recently, rather than being built exclusively to mine and extract minerals, etc from and, where the people left the village life, to go in search of more intense, manual employment, that these hubs we call cities, once offered, which isn’t the one I have in mind for the northern Dales of England on my layouts and where, the locos weren’t as black as pit ponies. I’ve looked at the other products from the manufacturers you mention though and chose to use Peco, Digitrax and Digikeijs on further investigation as these all best serve my 00 side. Hornby and Peco best serve my TT needs so far 👍
Finally someone that uses the digital control
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Great video! Lovely to watch & to see them on the move. Thanks.
Thanks Richard, I'm really happy with them & they look much richer in tone of colour, than the ones provided for us, to be tempted with, on the Hornby Hobbies website.
Hi Andy. Great to see the progress. These are spot on. And super free wheeling it seems.
Thanks Greg... Yes, it’s incredibly satisfying to have gently pushed on forward and, to see that Hornby are too. Do want to get back to my OO side soon but, for now watching these pass another rake traveling in the opposite direction, brings that inner joy we all cherish.
I would love to see some other TT scale locos not just hornby.
Good point. Hornby are a brand I trust and my layout is based around UK rolling stock and locomotives so, not looking abroad. I may consider using other very established companies if, they opt in competitively and match/up quality, as I do Peco, for my track, for example, in future and if, they cater for TT:120 with sound, etc, to suit my set up but, it’s early days. Things may shift and, have shifted as to what’s available, etc, as I add block detection. The Hornby TT stuff will take some equaling, detail and under the hood wise, from what I’ve seen so far and, I’ve got quite a good selection now. Thanks for your thoughts 💭
@@modeloco There's Roco, Märklin, Kuehn and Tillig or there is PIKO which is a austrian firm. I plan to upload a video about my first layout which is TT scale.
@@kinexxona06 There are but, would any of these go with a possible working preservation or, 60’s UK, rural village life, railway setting, built around community, where the railway came to it, to serve coal and take worsteds, from. For me, more in harmony with nature, like Haworth, that I visited recently, rather than being built exclusively to mine and extract minerals, etc from and, where the people left the village life, to go in search of more intense, manual employment, that these hubs we call cities, once offered, which isn’t the one I have in mind for the northern Dales of England on my layouts and where, the locos weren’t as black as pit ponies. I’ve looked at the other products from the manufacturers you mention though and chose to use Peco, Digitrax and Digikeijs on further investigation as these all best serve my 00 side. Hornby and Peco best serve my TT needs so far 👍
ps good luck with your layout and enjoyed the question, as these invoke thought and ideas by answering