
For anyone trying to follow the discussion, a man into trains has TT's in his hand and HO's by his elbows
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_transport_modelling_scales
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For anyone trying to follow the discussion, a man into trains has TT's in his hand and HO's by his elbows
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_transport_modelling_scales
And what's your opionion on the class 120?
See the thing about Fahrzeugtechnik Dessau is, they always try to walk it in
H0 is for people with really big attics or basements, and thick fingers who couldn't do landscape modelling properly. I was part of the vastly superior N crew.
If model trains get better with decreasing size, why not pick Z?
Z wasn't available in my country. And it was mainly about saving space. Having grown up in an apartment, N still fit with a bit of planning. H0 was simply too big to build around.
DB = Deutschbahn? Or those trains are also really loud?
Also, what's HO?
HO scale for model trains, I think. Not sure in context