gtrainman1 wrote: Gwyl wrote:I was looking at the LGB Cylindrial hoppers in the LHS and noticed the box did not have a scale listed. They appear to be 1/29 or there abouts but I'm not sure and the hobby store owner didn't know either. Does anyone know what scale these are?ThanksGwyl Gwyl,Here is a link to a review that Shad (the site owner of MLS.com) had done a while back.Hope this helps.http://www.mylargescale.com/articles/reviews/lgb43820/www.mylargescale.com/articles/reviews/lgb43820/
Gwyl wrote:I was looking at the LGB Cylindrial hoppers in the LHS and noticed the box did not have a scale listed. They appear to be 1/29 or there abouts but I'm not sure and the hobby store owner didn't know either. Does anyone know what scale these are?ThanksGwyl
Gwyl,
Here is a link to a review that Shad (the site owner of MLS.com) had done a while back.
Hope this helps.
http://www.mylargescale.com/articles/reviews/lgb43820/
www.mylargescale.com/articles/reviews/lgb43820/
I have a number of their 3 bays.
I also cut one down into a 2 bay, most of their modern rolling stock is close. I have 8 of the 52' flat cars repainted.
Is it REAL? or Just 1:29 scale?
Long live Outdoor Model Railroading.
It is almost 1:29
The height is spot on, the width is 4% too narrow, the length is 2.4% too short, the kingpin distance is also too short.
But all in all, quite close for a LGB item.
Hope that helps
ER
From the Garden Railways magazine, June 2006, page 107:
"LGB will not claim a scale for their models"
That said, if it looks good, run it.
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