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Reply to "Standard Gauge in scale ...yes it gets big"

Hello all ..in the mid 30's there was such a stigma about the term "standard gauge" .....that NMRA  and some modelers thought it would be best to call "standard gauge"    2" gauge ...yes even if it does measure 2 1/4" ......very confused folks  ..G Vaughn  one of the prominent "standard " gauge builders .... his pieces are referred to both as 2"  and standard ...      (remember a committee like the NMRA could not even figure out the correct scale for O gauge   1/4" ok even if 17/64ths is correct ) .    Here you have two of Vaughn's pieces ..one standard ..one 2" .....both run on the same track ... both are standard gauge ....and modeled to 3/8" scale . 

 

Cheers Carey 

Vaughn NY MR 19360408191615a_HDR

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