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TT stands for TableTop. For a history and information on TT, try [url]http://www.ttscale.com/w-home.htm[/url]. There's also a yahoo group, TTSMR. I first saw TT in Germany a few years ago, and most TT equipment is from Europe. It started in the U.S., though, as 1/120th scale works out to one inch equals 10 feet, a common engineering scale at one time. It's easy to work out dimensions, as a 40 foot boxcar will be 4 inches long. You can get more layout than with HO but it's not so hard to see the details, as in N. Why isn't it more popular? It's a tweener, like S--it's too close to HO and N. I think it's an ideal scale, too, and I'd like to do more with it as my skills improve. One of these days... Gary
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