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The WW2 narrow-gauge military line idea has been done - look in the November 2003 issue of "Continental Modeller" - someone built a model of a German narrow-gauge line supposedly situated somewhere on the Normandy coast in 1944 - it even uses a ready-assembled 1/72 scale Radio Control Tiger tank as part of the scenery - neat idea! <br /> <br />The Imperial War Museum at Duxford in the UK has a small collection of WW1 narrow-gauge stock - I remember a small steamer and a little armoured internal combustion loco when I visited a couple of years ago, sadly I don't think they run either of these, but they did have some narrow-gauge track leading out of the exhibition hall, through a door and off into the distance.
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