The S scale line was not there when I cut and pasted the section into the list. Some one snuck it in after I did my cut and paste...
AzBaja
wait N scale is 1:260 holy smokes I'd better check my trains they shrank and are now smaller than Z scale ones.
hahahaha, just poking some fun at you Tstage!
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Gary DuPrey
N scale model railroader
Hi guys,
Please look again at the listing. It says S scale about an inch to the left of the photo.
Thanks!
Neil Besougloff
editor
editor, Model Railroader magazine
tstage 1:64 scale is S-scale - i.e. roughly halfway between HO-scale (1:87.1) and O-scale (1:48). Yea, those trucks would be about 4x bigger than your N-scale trucks (1:260). Tom
1:64 scale is S-scale - i.e. roughly halfway between HO-scale (1:87.1) and O-scale (1:48). Yea, those trucks would be about 4x bigger than your N-scale trucks (1:260).
Tom
Probably just a fat finger by the data entry folks. After all, if N scale can end up being 1:260, that truck could be N scale
Mike Lehman
Urbana, IL
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