Talking T Gauge

paul_merton · Joined: 20 Jan 2009 Posts: 19

I've just made some tennis courts to print out and add to the layout I'm planning to start soon.

I know it's not a particularly amazing product, but it may save someone some time and effort if they want to copy this - you can download and print the PDFs from
http://www.jibble.org/t-gauge/

trainspotter-usa · Joined: 04 Sep 2008 Posts: 315 Location: Minnesota

Super!
And a "proper football" pitch as well Wink

Ian
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ken J · Joined: 11 Jan 2009 Posts: 13 Location: Birmingham UK

Well here I am near Manchester Airport ready for an early morning flight to Hamburg and I see your message - so I've downloaded the file to the laptop and it will give me something interesting to do on the flight. Yes I'm meant to be going to the large model railway in Hamburg in between meetings - going to ask them about T gauge
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B 67 · Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 10:49 am Post subject:

Thanks for these Paul. I downloaded them a few days back, but thought I should at least post an acknowledgment.

I'm so used to seeing how tiny everything is in T gauge, that at first I thought the images on the page you linked to were the scale-size ones. Then I realised there were pdfs to download. Suddenly they seemed HUGE. Laughing

The football field - not the kind considered "real football" by many Australians (we use an oval-shaped ground and a ball to match) - just looked way to large on screen - but then again, the real ones take up a lot of space too.

I'll certainly use the Tennis and Netball courts. Not so sure about the Football pitch though. I'd dread having to do all the spectators. Hmmm! I guess I don't HAVE to model it with a game in progress. Laughing

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