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Lion - I stand to correct you. True, the former East German business Zeuke, later Berliner TT Bahnen and now Tillig, was one of the very few manufacturers of TT trains, but the sold to to capitalist countries as well, mainly West Germany. Now that the Iron Curtain has fallen nearly 25 years ago, TT is growing stronger each year. For a lot of folks hard-pressed on space, TT would be the ideal choice, as it is big enough for a high level of detail, but small enough to fit a decent layout in a tight space. Roco has recently entered into the TT market, but only with German prototype models like the one below: <img src="http://www.voelkner.de/products/309120/100-xl.jpg" alt=" " />
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