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Thanks for the input. I will be scratchbuilding most of the scenery. Woodworking is another hobby of mine, so, I'd just as soon pick a scale and stick with it. Now, a related question: I'm looking through all the advertising pages in Garden Railways magazine and none of them seem to tell me what the scale is. As Bman pointed out, certain manufactures model in certain scales. Does this mean all their locos and rolling stock are in the same scale? (or would the older narrow gauge stock be in the larger scales? If I stay with one or two manufacturers will they be consistent? As a former HO mdeler, where everything was the same scale, this gets to be confusing. <br /> <br />-Piperford
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