Talking T Gauge

Toni Babelony · Joined: 21 Oct 2008 Posts: 46 Location: Bonn, Germany

Ah, you are the one who made the Class 80 EMU, aren't you? That train really met my interests. Do you maybe have some photographs of the way you've made it? I'm not sure if I can do too, but I'd like to try do it as well.

I too want make a large layout as well.

Best regards as well. Smile

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あっ、あなたは国鉄８０系を作った方でしょうか。
あの商品は本当に目に会いました。
作った方の写真を持っていますか。
自分で出来るが分かりませんけど、こちらもやってみる気持ちが持っています。

こちらも、大きなレイアウトを出きたいんです。

どうぞ、よろしくお願いします！^^
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Shinichiro · Joined: 07 Nov 2008 Posts: 32 Location: Kanagawa, Japan

Guter Abend.Toni!

I made class 80 and class 73 (Class 73 is a prototype of class 103) of T-gauge.

The thing not taking a picture of the appearance of production to the video is my failure.
The photograph producing it on my homepage is published. However, the focus is not too suitable for the photograph.

http://www17.plala.or.jp/mugakusai/model_T-lay.html

To express the feature front of class 80, I solved with the paper clay.

I also am looking forward to the layout and the trains that you build.

Thank you for the reply.

DanMacK · Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 2:01 pm Post subject:

Shinchiro, excellent work! Is that a T gauge electric locomotive I see in the second-to-last picture? I love how you've provided the sides and end to-scale as well. I'd love to see some more detailed shots of your T gauge equipment, especially that locomotive
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Toni Babelony · Joined: 21 Oct 2008 Posts: 46 Location: Bonn, Germany

I see what you did there. Very inspiring how you work with stickers!

This is a very good option. I once drew a few Side View trains as well for Kasiwaku's website (which doesn't exist anymore) and graphics for Transport Tycoon.
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Shinichiro · Joined: 07 Nov 2008 Posts: 32 Location: Kanagawa, Japan

Mr. DanMacK and nice to meet you.

If I can exchange various information here, I am glad.
Type EF58 put on the homepage has been indeed simplified. I omitted expressing also in the window of the front.

I plan to produce some passenger coach in a few days.
At that time, a detailed photograph will be able to be published as long as the resolution of the camera permits.

Regards,
Shinichiro

Shinichiro · Joined: 07 Nov 2008 Posts: 32 Location: Kanagawa, Japan

Guten Tag.Toni.
Japan ist 3:00 abends. jetzt.

Thank you. I did the experiment to produce the body with cardboard that pasted the sticker last summer. In Z scale.
It is thought that it succeeded in 1/450 though it is too large and rough stood out in 1/220.

Wow! Transport Tycoon! Shocked

There was no game to make me crazy like this before. Hereafter, it will be so.
Of what graphic did you take charge?

Regards,
Shinichiro

Toni Babelony · Joined: 21 Oct 2008 Posts: 46 Location: Bonn, Germany

今日はシンイチロさん、
今、独国１６時10分です。

The graphics I contributed to aren't the original graphics, but the Japanese Train Set that's currently being developed. These are some of the trains I've contributed. I'm sure you'll recognise all of 'em Wink

I'm eager to see how you're mangaging with the coaches and the EF58! Keep us updated please!

Regards, Toni
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David K Smith · Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 4:23 pm Post subject:

This thread is venturing into some modeling specifics. It might be a good idea to re-launch it in the Modeling section of the forum so that no one misses all of these great modeling ideas. Thanks!
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http://1-450.blogspot.com/

Shinichiro · Joined: 07 Nov 2008 Posts: 32 Location: Kanagawa, Japan

I am sorry for everyone.
Then, I continue the report of the activity in some interesting forums.

Thank you.
Shinichiro

David K Smith · Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 10:28 am Post subject:

Toni Babelony · Joined: 21 Oct 2008 Posts: 46 Location: Bonn, Germany

Good thing. Open up a new topic and share the experiences in modelling Smile

Anyways, as for today, I too am the proud owner of a T-Gauge set! This very morning I had the honour to recieve my order (in my pjs) from the delivery man. Together with my roommate I set up a temporary layout on an IKEA shelve with the extra rails that I've ordered along. It fits damn perfectly!

The first experiences are very good indeed! The trains run rather smooth and even at low speeds. However, due to my own stupidity I've managed to dislocate one coupler, so that now, the two motorcars of my Chuo-line set are being seperated every now and then.

Now my fingers are eagering to build a layout as quickly as possible, but my mind is telling me to wait for switches to be released. The main plan for my layout is to build an impressive Japanese mountain landscape with some falls and bridges.
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