01-26-2013, 02:53 PM
G'day again,
Japanese made T Gauge models are mainly Japanese prototype suburban electric multiple unit stock. But this has not stopped modellers from using the chassis for the basis of other prototype locos and rolling stock, and some really impressive scenery work given the scale. For a start see the following web site and make sure you visit the links on the right hand side:
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Regards,
Andrew G.
Japanese made T Gauge models are mainly Japanese prototype suburban electric multiple unit stock. But this has not stopped modellers from using the chassis for the basis of other prototype locos and rolling stock, and some really impressive scenery work given the scale. For a start see the following web site and make sure you visit the links on the right hand side:
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Regards,
Andrew G.
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