I thought ive seen alot of things but this......wow!
http://whiteriverandnorthern.net/clinic_08.htm
Perfect! A train I can wear as a watch!
What time is it??? Time to watch the trains!
Kurt
I am not sure why he says it is an HO layout built in N-Scale. It is neither.
It is quite a conversation piece.
Earl
EIS2 wrote: I am not sure why he says it is an HO layout built in N-Scale. It is neither.It is quite a conversation piece.Earl
I thought the same thing, as it looks smaller than Z scale !!
Thanks, John
I can not read any reference that you made to "HO".
I read where he said if you built his tiny layout up to "N" scale. Then his layout would be 4X8ft in size.
Then he had a "N" scale ruler under the actual micro layout.
I may have missed it though.
"No childhood should be without a train!"
spikejones52002 wrote: I can not read any reference that you made to "HO".I read where he said if you built his tiny layout up to "N" scale. Then his layout would be 4X8ft in size.Then he had a "N" scale ruler under the actual micro layout.I may have missed it though.
Watch the U-Tube titles. It states "This is an HO scale model train layout built in N scale".
dont know what scale it is but its so tiny...i would be so clumbsy with something that small!
very impressive
Well, the guy really needs to look at the prototype again. I mean everyone knows the White River and Northern ran only Alco C628's and it is obvious that engine is no 628. In addition the WR&N caboose colors are way off. Oh well, I guess it's ok for a first try.
Seriously, it is an interesting item.
If you were an N scale person and built (for you) an HO scale layout (4' x 8'), it would be the size of this little jewel. IOW, it is 1/87 of 1/160 (or 1/13920 scale). That is his claim.
"Lionel trains are the standard of the world" - Jousha Lionel Cowen
Hi palallin
Ah!! so it is an HO layout modeled in "N"scale for an "N" shop display.
Now Ive got it
regards John
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