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Size comparison of scales - Model Train Forum O scale model trains are all proportioned 1:48 to the prototype? Which is 1 48th the size of a real train? O scale conveniently works out to 1 4 inch = 1 foot You could use 1 43 size structures and cars and trucks on the O layout But they are a hair smaller then O? That is what I always thought :dunno:
Does anybody else think that the negative stigma of model trains being . . . A few years ago, one of our members posted that his father-in-law gave him a hard time for still playing with trains But I don’t think there has ever been a stigma associated with model toy trains for adults As long as model toy trains existed and dads bought trains for their kids, I think we all know who the trains were really for
AHM TRAINS, REMEMBER? - Model Train Forum AHM was my first introduction to HO trains, back in the Christmas of 1968 I still have the Penn Central C-Liner and the C O caboose from that first set (It never occurred to me to question why a PC train would be pulling a C O caboose!) A few years ago I found a complete boxed AHM set on the second hand table at the LHS PC RS3, 3 freight cars and a PC caboose! Brought it home and it was
What type of foam to use. - Model Train Forum What is the best type or brand of insulation foam sheet to use as a base or for scenery There is some variety out there but I haven't heard this discussed Ready to buy Thanks
What should I know about Euro US compatibility? - Model Train Forum I have decided to model the German RB or DB railway around epoch III IV I know the gauge is standard for HO, but what concerns me are voltage requirements for operating locomotives and electric accessories such as block signals, interior building lighting, etc If I'm running Euro
Ultrasonic smoke generator? - Model Train Forum Recently, I went searching for a cheap "smoke" generator, most immediately to enhance an existing camping scene, but potentially for chimney or vehicle smoke, etc The $50 price tag for an MTH replacement smoke unit was enough to give me pause, and the roughly $10 cost for a cheap R C tank smoke
dc and ac - Model Train Forum Gilbert prewar HO trains had universal motors and used two rail HO track Just like postwar S gauge these train cars and engines have insulated wheels to allow operation on two rail track
Smoke Fluid. , | Model Train Forum What effect are you going for As you know, or may not know, all model train smoke basically works the same way, vaporized mineral oil If you're looking for black smoke, forget about it The only way to do that is to emit black particles, imagine what the room would look like after a running session using that fluid! I also use Megasteam
Building a simple (and hopefully easy) O guage . . . - Model Train Forum The DCS protosound 2 trains are controlled with a remote The pictures below are 3 years old I moved and decided to switch from MTH DCS O to HO DCC I decided to keep most of my MTH O and suspend 2 running trains from the ceiling The platform on the floor of the room is for my DCC HO layout Figure 1
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