T Gauge Model Train Layout Set in Bavaria 2 - Layout Details

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[@Ralph2]

T gauge is insane. My eyes could never cope with modelling in that scale but I tip my hat to you for an excellent layout.

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you for the nice comment!

[@kennethmattsson880]

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

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@ColorMeMozart]

Wow, what an amazing layout! Haven’t seen a T gauge layout this good before, congrats!

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@notknightbean]

I can’t image the satisfaction of having finally put this together. 10/10

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you for the nice comment! And, it is most fun trying a different scale.

[@hairybaldwin1663]

Description is done very professionally. Crisp and clear. Good job.

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thanks!

[@edhorst7212]

Excellent small layout with great details throughout. Tunnel culverts using pvc pipe was brilliant idea.

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you, I appreciate your comment!

[@erikstillman3553]

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.

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you! Yes, your ideas for finger hold points would be helpful to lift up the tunnel section.

[@tammybyers6443]

Looks great

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thanks!

[@allistairneil8968]

That corner tunnel you made is brilliant, and so well suited to T gauge because the 'lid" is so small, also I like that it's a 180 degrees u turn sending the train quickly back in to view where it's supposed to be. Great layout!

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thanks Allistair, I appreciate your comments! Dave

[@davidparr7437]

Great work, well done for all the effort and details

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@Thomas1980]

Good Video! Thumbs Up 😊👍 Best Greetings

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@edwardstd52]

Great tunnel idea! That could even be scaled up to N with a larger piece of PVC pipe.

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you! I thought it gave a good representation of the tunnels seen in Germany on ICE trackage.

[@edwardstd52]

@@daveb.trains7019 They do look like the ICE tunnels that I've seen in Germany. I try to travel by train when in Germany. Way less expensive than gasoline!

[@IVERJUNCTION]

Amazing detail and fantastic scenery on your layout, love the lift out section well done kind regards Danny 👍🏻👀👋🏻🤩

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you very much!!

[@Bigbuddyandblue]

Very clever, well disguised access

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@CBLounge2112]

BEAUTY!!

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@philmissy1]

awesome work and G'day from Australia

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@rudiloof7064]

Nice! Great tips! Thanks! 👍🏻

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you.

[@davidw6936]

Beautiful work! It makes me want to try it for my next layout.

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@mysticrailroad]

this scale is fascinating. layout looks awesome :)

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you for the nice comment!

[@maciek-ns8xr]

Great layout!

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@hrenes]

Very nice work, love the details, like the Maybaum. Spring is in the air. (and good narrration and camera-work)

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@vincenthuying98]

Cool layout Dave!

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you Vincent!

[@philipbryant6275]

Brilliant.. Absolutely stunning..

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@user-zx6dc3bg8z]

Beautiful work

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@MartinMundorf]

That's very impressive! :)

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you for the nice comment!

[@ulises7473]

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

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@tm4609]

Awesome layout!

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@michal_king478]

always wanted to build a model train layout ever since I was a kid playing with my dads train sets he got as a teen. But I never had the space for it. T gauge intrigues me since its possible to make a small layout that would even fit onto a small shelf

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thanks for watching! Yes, a lot can be done with T gauge in a small space like a shelf.

[@AlexanderSimic]

amazing!

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@grandmastercrusader8724]

Good work

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@tecdesigns_arq]

Very cool result, my friend!! I think you have to make in this layout a tine train station! I think it will enrich all set! Greetings from Brazil!

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you for the nice comment! You’re right, a train station would look good. Maybe I can fit one next to the town……good future project. Thanks for watching!

[@garyowen9044]

Looks fantastic. (I’d need a Ritalin drip to do this.)

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@DDSRdds]

Amazing build qualitet 👍would be Nice to see a video , on how you make the Lake , just awesome

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@davidsheriff8989]

Very clever layout....

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@ptitrainrouge]

wow, one of the most beautyfull T gauge layout; very uncommon, the scenery is good

[@daveb.trains7019]

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[@MZTrainsChannel]

superbe

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@M.a.t.t.m.a.n]

That's an amazing layout. Thanks for sharing. May I ask how do you have realized the gras? Are these matts in 1:480? The statue is brilliant :D

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thanks! The grass mats are from TGauge.com and sold as t gauge 1:450. They could probably be used for Z and Maybe N scale also. One of the grassy areas is a sheet of felt which can be obtained from any craft store.

[@jaspercats]

Seen many T gauge sets and trains are running fast, is there any way to run them slower and still run clean and not clunky

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thanks for watching! Yes, they can run slower and in future videos I will make a conscious effort to slow them down. I noticed when I run the trains they never seem that fast in person, but do appear too fast on video (even a high speed ICE train).

[@serpentinesecrets6771]

I’m looking to build my first model railroad I’m thinking N or smaller if I can find something I like. I can get a N starter set for about $150 at a near by hobby store

[@daveb.trains7019]

N scale is good, there is a wide range of products available in a range of prices also.

[@justimagine2403]

So is this scale even smaller than Z scale. It looks microscopic! I want one.

[@daveb.trains7019]

Hi, thanks for watching! Yes, it is 1:450 or half the size of Z scale. Check out Tgauge.com

[@RickyBeton1]

DaveB, T gauge is this comparable to Marklin mini?

[@daveb.trains7019]

Hi Ricky, T Gauge is 1:450 and Marklin mini is Z scale or 1:220, so T is about half the size of Z. After working with T Gauge for a while, Marklin mini or any other Z scale equipment seems enormous! Thanks for watching!

[@RickyBeton1]

Thanks for clarifying Dave. It is somewhat confusing allthose terms.

[@b4ckp4ck]

Did You make Your own power box? I want to spare some coins cause 60$ is like a lot...

[@daveb.trains7019]

No, the power box was part of a starter set I purchased from Tgauge.com.

[@In2-Tech]

What size is the layout base?

[@daveb.trains7019]

2x4 ft.

[@TheOnlyRealAlf]

That is amazing!!! I had no idea there were "T" gauge trains.

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!

[@stanleydomalewski8497]

Very Nice !

[@daveb.trains7019]

Thank you!