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O Scale Model Train Trees Popular Q&A

Q: What Is an N Scale Model Train?
A: The "N" refers to the number 9. The tracks for these small scale model railroads are only 9 cm apart. This is the second most popular size for model railroad la... Read More »

Q: How to Choose a Model Train Scale
A: Measure the area or table where the train set is going to go. Head to the hobby shop. Bring the tape measure. Measure out a few pieces of track in each scale. T... Read More »

Q: How did model train scales get their letters?
A: The O gauge was a zero - and so "smaller" than 1 gauge. HO was "supposed" to be "half-O" but not quite. In the 1940's there was quite a battle over what scale H... Read More »

Q: What Is the Best Model Train Scale?
A: Understanding Scale. If you're trying to determine what scale model train you should buy, you need to know how many different options you have. And just what do... Read More »

Q: How do you build a lake for n scale model trains?
A: Using a plastic water powder in the right quantity, a dip in the baseboard to put it in, you can create A realistic looking lake. Read More »