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Standards S-3.2 and 4.2 have what is called an abstraction or abstract inference to it.  Standard S-3.2 (Trackwork: Standard Scale) sets the maximum track gage for HO-Scale at .672 inches/17.1 millimeters.  Standard S-4.2 (Wheels: Standard Scale) sets the maximum check gage at .605 inches/15.37 millimeters.  I will gee-go-guarantee you that if you build to minimum track gage (.649 inches/16.5 millimeters) and you use minimum check gage for your wheels and you do not use minimum flange widths you will, very shortly learn how to spell d-e-r-a-i-l-m-e-n-t-s-a-t-f-l-a-n-g-e-w-a-y-s. And that's all the rubbish I have for the day there, rogertra; certainly hope that I didn't use too big a words or too long a sentences.  Before closing I do have to ask, which is better, Atlas or Kato? SEE DICK! SEE DICK RUN! SEE DICK RUN FAST. SEE ROGERTRA ASK, "WHAT DOES ABSTRACT MEAN?  WHAT DO HISTORY MAJORS AND COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS DO?  WHAT DOES THINKING ABSTRACTLY MEAN?"
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