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I would say, "Use any scale outdoors," albiet be prepared to deal with and solve unique problems involved for each guage. N is tiny and thus not very easy to maintain. The small parts would not work well with the dirt grim and moisture, but if you can solve this...go for it. HO is subject to the same problems, but I think it would be slightly eaiser. Most plastics used in these smaller scales is not suitable for outdoor use. Even the best "outdoor" stuff fades and will eventually decompose. O and S are the same but have much more in common with Large Scale. G is designed, it seems, for the outdoors; hence the least amount of extraordinary problems to solve. Now, if only we could get the manufacturers to provide the same diversity of the small scales within the scope of the Large!!!!
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