Whilst trying to navigate myself round the Tomytec site for N Tram interest I found this, most interesting anyone with local lingo able to tell us some more. Gauge looks like it could be 3 or thereabouts. I wonder if the 1 inch has any relevance?
Tomytec sit on Trains for Kids?
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idlemarvel
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Using MS Edge translation addon, the "LineUp" range is 1" to the foot (1/12) scale stuff, mostly (very large) dolls house type stuff.
I'll stick to my 1/6 scale 5" gauge ride-on railway
I'll stick to my 1/6 scale 5" gauge ride-on railway
So that likely means G or 0 Track and the cars are for 1inch scale Dolls.Using MS Edge translation addon, the "LineUp" range is 1" to the foot (1/12) scale stuff, mostly (very large) dolls house type stuff.
I'll stick to my 1/6 scale 5" gauge ride-on railway
wandgrudd
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its still uses "N" gauge track shows it in the top right of the picture.
PaulRhB
This Way Up
No sorry it’s 9mm track with 1/12 scale figures
Basically another way to use their N gauge line. There are similar systems from Rokuhan on 6.5mm track and T-gauge on 4mm track.
Yes, for 1/12 dolls. - Bet it falls-off 'n' track quite a bit.
I was more excited about the idea of something a bit bigger, as well!
JimmyB
Now retired - trains and fishing
Bigger trains or bigger dollsYes, for 1/12 dolls. - Bet it falls-off 'n' track quite a bit.
I was more excited about the idea of something a bit bigger, as well!
Bigger trains or bigger dolls
I have seen the Japanese dolls.. They aren't that big!
I'll stick to trains, thanks.
Careful, family forum and all thatI have seen the Japanese dolls.. They aren't that big!
I'll stick to trains, thanks.