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This topic came up as a question on another forum, and since I'm lousy at math, I figured I might just as well pose the question here.
Assume that you had a Large Scale indoor layout or diorama and wanted to represent--relatively closely--a small garden railroad in the back yard of one of the close-to-scale houses on your layout.
Now, despite the fact that there are various scales involved in Large Scale ranging from 1:20.3 to 1:32, what scale of model train would look best or "fit" best with a typical Large Scale layout--let's say 1:24 or 1:29 just to keep things relatively simple--to represent a miniature garden railroad within that scene? I figure it would have to be Z scale or N scale (if any), but which of the two would actually come closest to providing a fairly accurate representation?
Assume that you had a Large Scale indoor layout or diorama and wanted to represent--relatively closely--a small garden railroad in the back yard of one of the close-to-scale houses on your layout.
Now, despite the fact that there are various scales involved in Large Scale ranging from 1:20.3 to 1:32, what scale of model train would look best or "fit" best with a typical Large Scale layout--let's say 1:24 or 1:29 just to keep things relatively simple--to represent a miniature garden railroad within that scene? I figure it would have to be Z scale or N scale (if any), but which of the two would actually come closest to providing a fairly accurate representation?