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<p>TT stands for Table Top.  See Wikepedia "TT Scale" and <a href="http://www.ttscale.com">www.ttscale.com</a> for more concise information.  I have always wondered why TT didn't become popular in the US.  It is larger than N scale and remains popular in Russia and Germany.  In America it was possibly due to lack of proper marketing and support of the NMRA.  N scale, on the other hand, replaced TT, mainly because of the advent of what was marketed as Postage Stamp Trains in the 60s.</p> <p>With many model railroaders living in apartments or small homes with limited space, N became the choice of many modelers.  The rest is history.  Who would have ever thought that brass models would become available in N scale?  Now you have DCC and sound equipped models as well!  A real success story that continues to this day.</p>
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