My N Gauge.

[Derek Walker]

First pic of my layout... Eureka!

I still have to do the hill and turntable, and a few other bits..

[Tom Macrery]

Well done! But for those of us not used to N, remind me of it's size in relation to O and HO. Thanks

[Derek Walker]

Well done! But for those of us not used to N, remind me of it's size in relation to O and HO. Thanks

Tom, this is how N relates to HO (N being the small one) Not too sure about how it relates to O gauge tho.

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[Marc Russell]

I'm under the impression O and HO are more or the less the same thing

[John Ashworth]

Marc, you're thinking of OO and HO. Both use the same gauge track (is it 16 mm, or 16.5?), but I believe OO is 4 mm = 1 foot while HO is 3.5 mm = 1 foot. O is much bigger, I think with 32 mm gauge track.

In linear measurements you can say OO/HO is twice the size of N, and O is twice the size of OO/HO.

[Tom Macrery]

Thanks, Derek. And John is correct - HO is H(alf) O.