Skipdup posted:So, this is probably a silly idea... I started wondering if I could incorporate a tiny (N scale??) Time Saver inside one of the loops. I think my kiddos would have fun with that.
Is N gauge even good for something like this? Searching hasn't really found an answer (which makes me think it might not be good).
Thanks,
Skip
N scale within or on an O scale layout represents the size of an amusement train - so, they look good - gondolas with benches and O scale sitting people
Timesaver may be too complicated - why not an Inglenook?
The library dimension accuracy conversation is interesting - but, I was able to solve the fitment areas - I zoom when I use the measure tool- I use the default .079" tolerance in the edit settings of SCARM. I use the FasTrack lengths combination chart to find combinations to fill gaps.
I have attached the SCARM file and the combination length pdf.
SCARM only uses dimensions provided by the manufacturer - so, production variances would be an issue - but, I have built many plans from most O gauge track manufacturers and a SCARM design and have had no fitment issues with the actual track
