Brand New Peco TT120 Peco Signals: Review and Giveaway! 

Today I learned that my local model retailer does already follow your channel. I just started to watch the video when he phoned me up and asked if I have already seen that new video on Peco's TT semaphore kits and if I would pre order a bunch of these. I did (even before finishing to watch the video) and ordered some Viessmann semaphore signal drive units (these are pneumatic-magnetic which results in slow-motion operation and they come with a pre-fitted hard wire) and some Bemo point motors for trying to get these semaphores into fully remote-controlled working order. As always, great video! Many Thanks!

I have not seen your U tube before. It is good to see more TT120 U Tubers coming on line as it shows the popularity of this gauge is increasing. People like you definitely help to spread the awareness and popularity which can only have a positive effect on the hobby. So well done!

Thanks Greg. This little job has potential to grow... and grow! Thanks for your effort on this 😊

Its crazy how detailed these signals are in TT scale. Peco doing good things so far, though I am still waiting on them to release a sprung TT120 double slip!

Another good review, Greg. And nice to see Peco's continued support of TT:120

Thanks for your TT:120 content, please keep them coming 👍

Lovely looking signals i will definitely use them on my layout when i get to that stage. I’m only just finishing the track and power next step will be points and signals 👍

Thanks Greg, it will be fascinating to compare these with the Hornby ones. I might go for one of each.

Well Greg for a self confessed non-expert model builder you have certainly done a fine job on what appear to be super representations, another fine example of the quality that Peco bring to our hobby.

Nice review Greg. My model making skills would need some fine tuning but the kit does provide me with a level of motivation. Perhaps a fine wire and servo motor would work to automate the single signal. Enjoy your videos thanks for sharing 👍

Excellent kits by the look of them. Static will be as much as I can manage, but some will be able to get them to work, and maybe even get the lamps working?

These look very nice and clean kits for sure Be interesting to see them as working models Wonder if it is possible to even add a little SMD to give some light I think it is possible could be a fun modification

Hi Greg. Not a bad effort at all. I think I might struggle to to add the wire and make the signal operable.

Great review, they will be fiddly to do but does as you say give those who wish to assemble models the chance to do so. Well done Greg.

A good review, and well spoken as you knew what you wanted to say. A minor point for painting the ladder is it should be white at the bottom in line with the black, then, black all the way up against the white posts. I assume Peco put 4 arms on a sprue as the bracket could have one of each, or, two of the same so gives you the choice and to save a new sprue made it was easier to send a set of 4 armsmin every pack. Regarding making the outer bracket work there is the correct way with cranks on every corner but usually modellers will use the old Dublo method of one wire bent across the board which goes up and down. Triang also did this. Excellent anyway.

Very interesting, something for me to do during the autumnal months… Peco have done a great job on these…

I was a little hesitant when I heard they were a kit too, but watching this it looks like it's a fiddly but not impossible job, thanks!

Omg everything is so tiny 😯But that is expected at this scale :-) Thanks for review, looks great

I think you’re being too easy on your subscribers. Target should be 1000! No less!!! (You deserve it for your efforts) 😊

they look great, with the extra parts we could also use for scratch building. Can also see possibilities of making them work Thanks for the video.

Another great video, would like for my layout they would look great

Good informative stuff … 10/10

Good to see more products coming on board. 😀

They look like an amazing kit! Thanks for a stellar review!

These look very nice good review

Great review, thanks.

Great stuff!

Thanks for the review Greg I think they look great 👍

Nice review

These look fiddly, but that's the price of this scale i suppose. It will be interesting to see them compared to Hornby's offering

Looking forward to seeing finished

Good review, did you not want to show the build 😂

Operate with the curtain wire method you showed on one of your videos

Those are much better than I expected. I’ve got some OO kits and they were so fiddly to make. Nice compromise between buildable but not too tricky. One criticism. How much would it have cost to include a piece of wire? I still think I’ll wait for the Hornby ones

Strange they choose GWR signals given that Hornby's TT has focused on LNER and with a bit of LMS.

These signals do seem to be a massive upgrade from the ratio kits (also under the Peco brand) for OO. Please don't enter me into the draw as I don't model in TT, best given to someone who will use them.

Am I correct in understanding there are no TT:120 scale Hornby GWR locos from an era when these semaphores where typically in operation? Do Peco know something we don't? 🤔