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[@TuckerFriends]

I started with n scale. Got it for Christmas

[@Bitzilein_]

Same,I really like it

[@TuckerFriends]

@Bitzilein_ yee

[@terryperrott9913]

HO verses N, I believe theres more available stuff in HO than N.

[@lvl800elite]

That’s where you’re wrong bucko, I’ve been 3d printing my little heart out for my N Scale layout. I have boats now and little tanks. It’s resin printing too, very high detail

[@Sweet-pathfinder]

@@lvl800eliteif you can do that in N,ofc you can get more details in HO maybe

[@paulrusso4528]

I like the bigger scales since bigger locos and rolling stock interest me more than focusing more on a scenic layout as a railroad enthusiast, PJR

[@davidkasparian4089]

thanks Steve, add happy holidays!!🦃🎄💙

[@walterbarr9709]

Thanks mate.

[@mrbrown3546]

I've been looking at the options in regards to older style steam loco's, and N scale seems to be the smallest, whilst still having reliability and options available. I was hoping for Z scale with a few things I want to do, but it's looking like N beats it in just about every way.

[@Thattrainchannle]

I have 2 layouts my main layout which is HO scale and another layout that is N scale and I think that N scale is a good choice of scale

[@hollyj7090]

N scale ...larger locomotives ...like the Big Boy !😉

[@orange2352]

O gauge is the sweet spot 👍🏼 just gotta work extra hard for the money involved with it 🤣

[@ariebossley2509]

Like living in a warehouse. lol

[@orange2352]

@ just talk wifey into walk out basement then after a year of realizing how useless it is, turn it into a big azz train room muahahha

[@AlanWiltsie]

N scale is the way to go

[@eXtremeFX2010]

My wife would probably like me to change 🤔 Typing in HO at the beginning of every search for anything tends to attract the wrong train of people or thought 😅... N ... not so much...

[@mattberg916]

That 701 Jaybird!

[@roderos]

Best scale is 5 inch! I personally like O guage least, the models are bigger than H0 but for some reason the models generally look less detailed, less realistic and more like toys instead of models.

[@michaelbujaki2462]

That's because you're getting O gauge. If you get O Scale, then they're much better.

[@brintjeff]

O scale can be tinplate, i.e. three rail track which was mainly toy trains hence the toy look. Two rail O scale traditionally tends to be much better detailed. All that being said, newer three rail equipment is sometimes as detailed as two rail equipment so the difference is shrinking.

[@Leveractionjake]

@@brintjeff You can take it one stop further and go Proto:48.

[@sssniperboofygoofy]

Z scale trains are my favorite

[@Txloganc]

hmmm do u drop ur detail tho. i’ve always noticed bulky handrails

[@startugz_prod]

i love n scale, i’m thinking about getting back into it. it’s so small and i have room to possibly make a layout it my room

[@marshalblue3259]

Compromise, hon3 or other narrow gauge scales, large trains for small spaces

[@dannynorth7812]

Would a class 66 diesel UK fit on you're 4x2 layout ? What radi is it cheers

[@MiliTrain]

My trains is ho scale. 😅

[@madmax2069]

And then there's T guage.

[@ShubhamChokhra-ix5kk]

Mommy I want this toy

[@tomanporc3721]

I don't comprehend in TT

[@OliWalk-bb8ss]

I have G, OO, OO9 (1:76 N)

[@oakduck5879]

And where TT-scale goes in this?

[@StevesTrains]

I have an updated version with TT (and other scales)

[@bjrnchrstn]

Same clip for N to Z…. 😅

[@raymondleggs5508]

T and TT scale are also an option and Bandai ZZ

[@AstroKnight118]

I'm too deep into HO 😭

[@everettthepetractionguy4222]

"N" scale is way too small for me. 👎 HO scale is my cup o' tea. 👍

[@jamesdenny4734]

Use imperial instead of the metric stuff!!! Come on. I see more Americans using the metric system, and more Europeans using the imperial system!!! What's the world coming to!? 😮