Trying out "N" Scale
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Wanted to take a stab at doing some "N" Scale stuff (1/160).
So here is my first Loco; its a 4-8-4 Steam with 8-8 Tender. Just need to get the instruction docs done, and I'll send over to Chris at ECardModels.com to add to the store. If the N Scale seems popular, I'll go back and do some of my other stuff in N Scale too. |
Looks great! :)
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Very nice! I ran N scale trains years ago, when I lived in an apartment and had no space.
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Very nicely detailed work at such a small size, I like it.
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Question. how much did you reduce it by?
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I love this scale and you have done a great job here ! there's only one thing for it..... Z scale next.... YES ? go on, give it a go, you've got the talent my friend.
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But to answer your question, or not answer it maybe, This was not reduced from anything, I just created it from scratch in InkScape and scaled it at 1/160 which is "N" Scale. All my others I did the same way in 1/87 for HO. If I go back and do others from HO down to N - I probably won't just reduce those, I will start from scratch and redevelop because at the smaller scale I would do some things differently to make them build easier. Hope that tells you what you are wondering.... Also Peter - Thanks for the compliment, but don't encourage me!! :) I mean going "Z" would be a great challange, but I've got lots to do to get a good line of N going... Dang - now I'm already thinking about how to do some Z's..... Well there goes my free time for 2012.... - Mark |
Hi Mark,
I had to go check out the HO Scale stuff as a result of reading this. Bad enough that I have a ton of N Scale that I need to get set up in my new digs, but if I am going to have a display set up, it will have to be HO. The N Scale will be for operational use. ;) Nice work in such a small size. Now to figure out how to work up these flat-box-hopper-loco-caboose thingees into a 3 D project.:) |
Yeessssss! Braille Scale rules!! Wonderful job.
Lep |
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