Personally not a stickler to scale but I like things to be somewhat proportioned. My main layout is 2 O-31 elongated loops- the inner usually runs a prewar consist- but I still try to keep my vehicles between 1:43 and 1:50. For my figures, at some of the larger stations/structures they are bigger but not by much. Besides that, I have an assortment of figures from model power, ertl, o-line reproductions, K-Line scale, some RMT, and Johilco which is surprisingly close to the o-line reproductions which are the closest I’ve seen to O-Scale.
In the other part of my layout, it’s more toy-like, a lot of Plasticville and 1940s or 50s vehicles. Also has plasticville figures, some Flyer figures, 1:64th scale corgi soldiers.
Im going home today and some MTH Railking Soldiers will be awaiting me. REALLY hoping that their close to O-line reproductions in size.
For reference: (left to right) Ertl County Fair playset, Corgi 1:64th Scale Marin, Bride by American Flyer prewar figure, plasticville figure, model power woman, diecast Flyer figure from set 578, O-Line Reproductions “Station Figures” set man in suit, Model Power “Poor People set” man begging for money or food, K-Line O-Scale SWAT figure, O-line repro soldier, Johilco Station figure, Johilco Hono, Lemax acordion player, Homies figure, US Army Soldier unknown make, WB Britain’s Royal Scott’s Guard, Station Porter by Lincoln logs, Barclay STD. Gauge man waiting for train, Auburn Trains(NOT AMT/Auburn- the Auburn who made Rubber Toys) worker checking the clock.
O-Line repro soldiers in background. Bottom of bridge steps: Model Power “poor person”(dislike that term). On Bridge: K-Line SWAT figure, Model Power drinking “poor person” (dislike that term), 2 plasticville figures walking, another model power “poor person” sitting and asking for food
