The class 20 having a brief spell of passenger hauling. This loco is nearly complete, just needs a battery box/fuel tank making for between the bogies.
@MikeTT120 thanks for the comment Mike. Regarding the track, all original track, which is the lower level, is Peco H0m and was modified for Triang TT loco use. The modern Hornby still run very well on it so where possible (future portable layout) I will continue to use it. The upper level, when I get around to it, is mainly Hornby 120 as I needed the set curves as too tight to do properly with flexible. However, the station area and pointwork will be Peco H0m still.
@@garryhall5552I think the wider spacing of the sleepers with HOm really suits TT:120. Not sure if it’s more or less realistic compared to Peco/Hornby TT track though?
@MikeTT120 scale/accuracy has never bothered me and, in my own view the Hornby/Peco sleepers looks too close together. Plus, it is easier to ballast lol.
Hi Garry, I've always wondered - is your track a mixture of Peco HOm and TT:120? Excellent work on this and the baby Deltic too!
@MikeTT120 thanks for the comment Mike.
Regarding the track, all original track, which is the lower level, is Peco H0m and was modified for Triang TT loco use. The modern Hornby still run very well on it so where possible (future portable layout) I will continue to use it.
The upper level, when I get around to it, is mainly Hornby 120 as I needed the set curves as too tight to do properly with flexible. However, the station area and pointwork will be Peco H0m still.
@@garryhall5552I think the wider spacing of the sleepers with HOm really suits TT:120. Not sure if it’s more or less realistic compared to Peco/Hornby TT track though?
@MikeTT120 scale/accuracy has never bothered me and, in my own view the Hornby/Peco sleepers looks too close together. Plus, it is easier to ballast lol.