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Actually, 'TT' is about halfway (size-wise) between 'HO' and 'N'. I own a German prototype 0-8-0 tank engine in 'TT' scale. 'OO', however is the British equivalent of 'HO'. It is just a tad larger than 'HO', because when they first made models in this size, the technology in that time (I think the 1930's?) was such that a motor that could fit inside a train of that size was as small as they could build. Even so, 'OO' trains will operate on HO guage tracks, and (I think) will not look out of scale. I own a British prototype OO scale 0-6-0 steamer, and it looks okay on my HO layout. <br />As for 'V' scale, I haven't a clue! 'I' scale, though, I think is about the same size as 'G' or #1 guage, usually used with garden railroad layouts. <br />I hope this info helps you!
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