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Scale — Model railway

TT scale
1:120

At 1:120 a person is 14.6 mm tall and a 19 m locomotive is 15.8 cm long. Everything below is drawn at 1:120, by an atelier that builds architectural models at the scales either side of it.

Elevation · drawn at 1:120

Scale1:120
Subjectcarriage, locomotive, person
Grid1 cm on the model
DrawnAtelier AMOD
Sheet18 / 20
Person14.6 mm1.75 m
Track gauge12 mmbetween the rails
Carriage20 cm24 m long
Locomotive33.3 mm4 m tall
01Converter

Real size,
1:120 size

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Real to model
Standard track gauge 1.44 m12 mm
A person 1.75 m14.6 mm
A locomotive, height 4 m33.3 mm
A signal 6 m50 mm
A locomotive, length 19 m15.8 cm
A carriage 24 m20 cm
A 12-carriage train 300 m250 cm
Model to real
1 mm on the model12 cm
1 cm on the model1.2 m
5 cm on the model6 m
10 cm on the model12 m
30 cm on the model36 m
50 cm on the model60 m
1 m on the model120 m
02Table top

At 1:120

I

Track gauge

12 mm: standard gauge at 1:120. TT stands for table top.

II

Where it is used

Popular in Germany and Central Europe; between N and HO in size.

III

For architecture

1:120 lies between the architectural scales 1:100 and 1:150.

03One figure, every scale

The same person
at every scale

Architecture
Model railway
06Questions

On 1:120

What is the ratio of TT scale?

TT scale is 1:120. One millimetre on the model is 12 cm in reality and one centimetre is 1.2 m. 12 mm: standard gauge at 1:120. TT stands for table top.

How tall is a person in TT scale?

A person 1.75 m tall is 14.6 mm in TT scale, and a child of 1.2 m is 10 mm. A 4 m locomotive stands 33.3 mm above the rails.

How long is a train in TT scale?

A 24 m passenger carriage is 20 cm and a 19 m locomotive 15.8 cm. A twelve-carriage train of 300 m would be 250 cm.

Can TT scale figures be used in an architectural model?

1:120 lies between the architectural scales 1:100 and 1:150.

Your building, at 1:120, built by hand.

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