S Gaugers also are known to use the term '3/16" Scale'. This is the same as 1/64, and was popularized by American Flyer in the 1930's when they started manufacturing 3/16" scale trains to run on the popular O gauge 3-rail track. After WWII, they brought the track into proportion with the trains, made modifications, and their 3/16" scale trains now ran on 2 rail S gauge track.
Rob
I do not suffer from insanity...I enjoy every minute of it!!! Over 60 and still playing with toys!
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