Help with TT120 track angles/radius

[Jaden-1260343]

Hello everyone! With a great interest in tt120, I thought I'd ask if anyone has experience with tt gauge knows anything about the angles/diameter. I had a look elsewhere and couldn't find anything. I'm thinking of buying a new table especially for tt120, and I'm curious as to how much space I will have to play with as I'd like to run 2 or 3 loops.

Thanks 👍

[RB51]

See the Track Geometry thread for discussion. On the Train Set page [bear in mind there are currently only 2 TT sets] the tech info advises of the size required for that layout. R-

[96RAF]

The track-mat download should give you a rough idea of table size, depending upon how much or little you want to expand it.

[Going Spare]

For the benefit of those struggling with space considerations, Hornby may wish to revisit page 2 of the brochure, the 'Welcome' heading saying ".... scale of 1:120, or in simple terms, 1" to 1'......."! By my maths, 1" equals 10' (120") at 1:120 giving a somewhat smaller requirement!

[Hobby11]

I think it's been pointed out to them, it should read 1/10" (or 0.1"!) to the foot, the original US designation!

[RDS]

@Jaden

The TT:120 Track is now in the AnyRail track layout designer, and this allows you to check your table size. (See the separate thread regarding AnyRail for more details)