Your comment about 1/72nd European railcard being unavailable caught my attention. A gentleman in the UK has built a layout called Operation Overlord depicting a port on the South Coast of England in the build up to D-Day. He's also printed French and Belgian cars in 1:76 (British 00 gauge)
That layout uses HO 1/87th scale track with 1/76th scale trains. That is British OO scale. Our locomotive model is actual 1/72nd scale. So HO track is too narrow.
Nice work and I enjoyed the step by step process. Very talented group of men.
Your comment about 1/72nd European railcard being unavailable caught my attention. A gentleman in the UK has built a layout called Operation Overlord depicting a port on the South Coast of England in the build up to D-Day. He's also printed French and Belgian cars in 1:76 (British 00 gauge)
That layout uses HO 1/87th scale track with 1/76th scale trains. That is British OO scale. Our locomotive model is actual 1/72nd scale. So HO track is too narrow.
No wonder why train drivers are always strikibg for more money