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[quote user="Santa Fe Kent"]That leads me to my next idea; how about if we forget about scale! O guage has done this for nearly a century without any problems![/quote] Hello Kent, You're not far off the mark, "O" is an excellent example of having things go sideways.NMRA "O" scale = 1:48  Naturally on 32mm track which is interesting since 1435mm (4ft 8.5") devided by 48 results in 29,9mm for the track gauge. NEM-MOROP "O" scale = 1:45 on 32mm track. 1435:45=31.9mm not "spot on" but tolerable.  To sum it up, yes "LS" probably took after "O". Lots of funny math! [;)][V][:)] Back in the "dark ages" we used to do calculations with a sliderule. That was a lot closer than some of the stuff that was calculated after the invention of the electronic calculator. [:D][8D][:D] Best regards ER
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