Terry, So yer happy with it--good for you! Yes 1/24 scale doesn't need a calculator for conversion--nor does 1/32 (unless you are me!)
Geoff. Geoff > I have followed your lead. I have a Accucraft Ida, and am working in >1:24 scale for buildings. (It makes conversion of plans fairly easy) >I adhere to the 10 foot/3 meter rule. >Terry Griner >Columbus Ohio USA > > >>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/11/02 12:42PM >>> >Sir Art and Terry, > >Well, being a simple old fellow, I have solved the problems of all these >confounded scales by settling for 1/32 scale-- for both the locos and the >track. (Please, no nit-picking telling me that 45mm is not EGGSAXTLY 1/32 >of 4' 8-1/2") No complications as long as I stay away from 10mm. I sold my >10mm stuff real cheap! > >Of course as far as some steam NG stuff and my sparkies are >concerned--that's a different story! There is no escape really, is there? > >Just think how many times Marc has tried to explain these scales in GRs, >but it never seems to get through. > >I say, if you like it, buy it! To scale or not to scale? that is the >question. The answer lies in your satisfaction . > > >Geoff.
