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  2. List of rail transport modelling scale standards - Wikipedia

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    A 242A1 locomotive and standard gauge track at some model railway scales. This page lists the most relevant model railway scale standards in the world. Most standards are regional, but some have followers in other parts of the world outside their native region, most notably NEM and NMRA.

  3. On the real railroads as well as toy trains, Gauge refers to the distance between the outside rails of the track. Lionel offers four distinct product lines: Imagineering, G-Gauge (also known as Garden Gauge), S-Gauge and O-Gauge.

  4. Model train scales explained - Trains

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    Model train scales come in a handful of commercial sizes. Among the most popular model train scales in North America are HO, N, O and G. However, these letters stand in for very specific ratios that tell modelers what fraction they are using to scale, or model, reality. What is a model train scale?

  5. Guide to model railroading scales and gauges - GREATEST HOBBY

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    Model and toy trains are classified according to scale and gauge. “Scale” describes the size of a miniature in proportion to its full-size prototype. “Gauge” refers to the distance between the rails of the track.

  6. Model railway guage: everything you need to know

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    Model trains come in a wide array of gauges, each with its own unique charm and purpose. From the tiny Z gauge, perfect for those with limited space, to G gauge that’s often seen in garden railways. Choosing the right one depends on space, budget, and the level of detail and realism wanted.

  7. Model Railway Scales and gauges explained - World Of Railways

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    What's the difference between scale and gauge in model railways? Here's our guide to understanding model sizes.

  8. The 5 Most Popular Train Scales & Gauges Explained

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    We’re here to explain 5 of the most popular model train scales, including G Scale, O Scale, HO Scale, N Scale, and S Scale. G Scale is 1:22.5, and runs on a gauge of 1.75 inches. This is the largest scale offered, making them suitable for outdoor use in your garden, as well as large indoor spaces.

  9. Beginner’s Guide to Model Train Scales and Gauges

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    Whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned collector, understanding the different scales and gauges is crucial to building a model railroad that meets your vision and space. In this guide, we'll dive into what these terms mean and help you choose the right scale for your setup.

  10. MODEL TRAIN SCALE and Gauge description for railroading hobbyists. Get started in scale model trains with definitions to enjoy trains of a scales and sizes. 🚂

  11. What are Model Train Scales? Modelling Gauges Explained

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    Model trains come in a wide variety of scales and gauges. In this guide we'll explain what model train scales are, cover some essential concepts for modellers, consider the difference between scale and gauge in model trains, and determine which train scale is best for rail transport modelling.