New to N Gauge

Started by simon c, November 02, 2015, 10:10:35 AM

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dannyboy

If you only lay, (say 1/8"), cork under the track, everything else which is placed directly onto the baseboard, will be 1/8th of an inch lower and in n gauge, 1/8" equates to approximately 1' 6" !
David.
I used to be indecisive - now I'm not - I don't think.
If a friend seems distant, catch up with them.

Caz

Cover the whole lot and then cut back later if needed and you won´t get any buildings of platforms too low.   ;)
Caz
layout here
Claywell, High Hackton & Bampney Intro
Hackton info
Bampney info

simon c

Help again!!

I would like to run a road through my layout, but I cannot work out the scale, can anyone help.

Thanks in advance.

Simon

:ngauge:

dannyboy

I did a spreadsheet a while back which converts n gauge measurements to 'real life' - search for

N Scale (1:148) Conversion Sheet

Sorry, not sure how to show it as a direct link.  :doh:. (Something I will have to look up!). David.
David.
I used to be indecisive - now I'm not - I don't think.
If a friend seems distant, catch up with them.

Newportnobby

I believe the Gaugemaster printed roads are 40mm wide.
That's the measurement I used for mine and they look more like narrower country roads but, then again, that's what I was after. Certainly larger vehicles (buses & lorries) have room to pass, though.

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