While looking at my Awstats page on my 55n3 website, I found this on a forum:
"The irony is that now he has the correct track gauge,
but everything else becomes far less accurate because you have to tweak 1/48 and 1/87 models to fit the new scale..
so instead of having very accurate models in 1/48 scale with the wrong gauge,
you now have much less accurate models in 1/55 scale with the correct gauge.."
No, 55n3, uses oversize and undersized components from other scales that measure correctly to Scale55. Just because an object is labeled "HO" doesn't mean it scales to HO. Example:
![[Image: ll_stock_pen.jpg]](http://www.55n3.info/structures/resources/image/ll_stock_pen.jpg)
The Lifelike "HO" stock pen, it is too large for HO and S. It scales right in Scale55.
That is the advantage of 55n3 there are so many things available that are cheap and readily available. Just because it is label a "scale" doesn't mean that it measures out to that "scale".
Everything scales out to a real world object that I display at:
http://www.55n3.info/
It just takes more than opening a box as those in more imaginative endeavors have found. I congratulate all those other odd scale and gaugers.
Thank you if you visit
Harold
"The irony is that now he has the correct track gauge,
but everything else becomes far less accurate because you have to tweak 1/48 and 1/87 models to fit the new scale..
so instead of having very accurate models in 1/48 scale with the wrong gauge,
you now have much less accurate models in 1/55 scale with the correct gauge.."
No, 55n3, uses oversize and undersized components from other scales that measure correctly to Scale55. Just because an object is labeled "HO" doesn't mean it scales to HO. Example:
The Lifelike "HO" stock pen, it is too large for HO and S. It scales right in Scale55.
That is the advantage of 55n3 there are so many things available that are cheap and readily available. Just because it is label a "scale" doesn't mean that it measures out to that "scale".
Everything scales out to a real world object that I display at:
http://www.55n3.info/
It just takes more than opening a box as those in more imaginative endeavors have found. I congratulate all those other odd scale and gaugers.
Thank you if you visit
Harold