When N gauge seems huge

Matthyro

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I have been laying 3ft. narrow gauge track for my logging area (Nn3 z scale) Going back to working with N gauge track has been really interesting because it no longer seems small to me. Much easier to work with. Who would have thunk it EH!
 

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sams

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Robin,
thats interesting...i guess its all "relative" ;)
btw, is that z scale track in the background? and n scale in the foreground?
is the z track marklin?
what code are both the tracks?
 

dhutch

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yeah i did the same with 00 Vs N, at school we had a 00 layout, then one chrismas i got a n-gauge layout, and when i went back to 00 is was HUGE!!! - laying 00 is so much less faf, the trains will just drive of a 3foot gap like its not even there, compaired to N gauge locos!!
 

Matthyro

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Sams, it's Peco streamline Z gauge SL-200 nickel silver track.
The N gauge track is Atlas code 80.
Tyson, if I had my way I would love to have an O scale layout if I had the space and money. Use it as narrow scale for G scale. Wouln't that be a blast.
 

Matthyro

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Neil, I am waiting for an order to arrive with some Nn3 trucks and a loco to bash to make it look like the Shay Tyson built. Unfortunately my order seems to be lost in cyberworld. I hesitate re-ordering incase the first order shows up. I have sent e-mails but have not had any responses. The pains of on-line ordering eh!