06-06-2011, 10:34 AM
Robert,
1/2" gauge track: The scale would be 1:113, if it is "standard gauge", 1:72, if it is 3' narrow gauge.
4-3/4" gauge track: The scale would be 1:11.9 if it is "standard gauge", 1:7.58, if it is 3' narrow gauge.
I think 1:113, is close to TT scale( 1:120 ? correct me if I'm wrong ) ----- 1/11.9, about twice the size of G scale. There might, be something in those scales, with electric motors, but none that I've ever heard of ( except that TT scale is still "somewhat available", "somewhere" ).
1/2" gauge track: The scale would be 1:113, if it is "standard gauge", 1:72, if it is 3' narrow gauge.
4-3/4" gauge track: The scale would be 1:11.9 if it is "standard gauge", 1:7.58, if it is 3' narrow gauge.
I think 1:113, is close to TT scale( 1:120 ? correct me if I'm wrong ) ----- 1/11.9, about twice the size of G scale. There might, be something in those scales, with electric motors, but none that I've ever heard of ( except that TT scale is still "somewhat available", "somewhere" ).
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The greatest place to live life, is on the sharp leading edge of a learning curve.
Lead me not into temptation.....I can find it myself!