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[quote user="AF1963"] Thanks.  So Large Scale and G-scale all run on the same gauge track and are all essentially garden trains.  Thanks again! <div style="clear:both;"></div> [/quote] That´s correct - they all run on tracks with a spacing of 45 mm between the rails. Gauge 1 also uses 45 mm track, but won´t be able to run on the typical Piko, LGB or Aristo track, due to much smaller flange depth and wheel thickness. Isn´t this confusing? I have never understood, why there are so many different scales in that market segment. 1/32 is the correct scale for 45 mm standard gauge track. Why some of the manufacturers have chosen scales like 1/29 escapes my understanding.
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