Introducing the TT gauge model railroad layouts!

TT gauge: TT-T layout MBC Guben

3 x “T” in the name? That’s easy to explain. The first two “T “s stand for the TT gauge, scale 1:120, which is widely used in eastern Germany. The whole thing was derived from TableTop from the English-speaking world. The third “T” stands for the unusual shape of the layout, which symbolizes a T. This shape was created by moving 3 cell phones while the idea of building a new system was maturing in our company. The result is a system approx. 8 meters wide and up to 3.20 meters deep, which can be dismantled into 3 parts for transport.

A pure fantasy landscape is depicted, with the main focus on train operation. In addition to 2 large stations on the left and right of the layout, there are many bridges and intersecting lines, mainly on the branch line. The branch line dominates the entire upper level in the background. Below this level is the large staging yard, where trains up to 4 meters long can be parked. The control system is digital with components from Rautenhaus.

The landscape was also created from the imagination and does not represent a concrete model. Some motifs from our home town have been recreated. The one or other function button invites the public to discover exciting moving details, for example a hot air balloon flies over the entire layout. Our streets are also a hive of activity thanks to the vehicles we have built ourselves, which are based on chassis from the Faller Car System and the Car Motion System from Noch. A waterfall with real water can also be admired in the middle section of the layout.

Operator: Modellbahn-Club Guben, D-03172 Guben
System size: 8 x 3.2 meters