Thanks to all who replied.
> I said I have built my track according to NASG
> standards, and Fred told me to use the NASG wheelsets.
> Here is an S scale brochure, which is identical to a paper version
> that I picked up a couple of years ago at a train show:
>
> <http://nwsl.com/Brochure%20Pages/broch%20377004%20Wheelsets.htm>
The above is what I've been looking at. This begs the question of what standard
the
others follow, but If you need a type that doesn't have the NASG option, I
guess the
following applies:
>PS: Forgot to mention, regauging NWSL wheelsets is easy. Just a tap of the
>hammer.
It fits with my philosophy that there are very few problems that can't be
solved by getting
a bigger hammer.
Stan Stokrocki
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