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As another has said; these threads tend to mutate along the way so a certain amount of nudging is needed from time to time to keep us on the subject. I believe Mr. v-smith was correct in his obsevation that 1:29 is SLOWLY becoming the accepted "standard" for standard gauge models and 1:20 for narrow gauge models. I also believe that all other scales will continue to exist but will eventually become small fish in the "Large Scale" pond. My personal opinion would be that anyone wanting esthetic compatability (over the long haul) would do well to adopt one of the two apparent front running scales. These two scales seem to be what most new offerings are using. So down the road I expect that more and more will be offered in these two scales with less and less in all other scales within the "Large Scale" camp. As far as couplers and wheels go...your on your own....sorry I can't offer any advice there. OLD DAD
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