G Scale Model Railroading
Questions about model railroads?
I have some questions on the subject, I would go with G scale due to the size and scope, but I also want to HO, as I will not have the space to the scale of G by more than 2 years ... I'm at a crossroads, and you can only do a hobby, I need help about the pros and cons of the two scales and some just to help my decision ... i have neither the scale achieved so far
Why not consider S scale? I'm so far does not suggest the purchase of 50-year-old American pilot either. I'm talking about trains made in the last 20 years now. Since you have no HO or G would not be a problem. You start again from scratch. S The scale is only 33% larger than HO, but smaller than the scale O and much smaller than the scale of G. G is a combination of scales of reason never really understood anyway. Unless you want to go outside and have a trainload of money, I see G as a viable option indoors. Not a lot of rolling stock available in S, but it's still open if you want to build unique. S Scale have been for 22 years, the conversion of HO because it was different. I never once considered returning to HO. Here are some websites that you you can browse if you're curious. http://www.showcaseline.com/index.html http://www.americanmodels.com http://www.nasg.org http://www.nasg.org/databases/websites.php http:// groups.yahoo.com / group / S Scale Here is my own website with many pictures of what has been done in S Scale. http://www.lanestrains.com http://www.lanestrains.com/S_Scale_Today.htm, do not hesitate to contact me directly from my website if you have any questions.
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