Re: Cumbres Section House- questions and modeling content
| May 23, 2016 09:43PM |
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It is amazing how "big" 1:24th can be when modeled correctly!!!
My first stock car was modeled partially using a 1:20.3 car though, and just that slight difference makes a lot. In person, it is kind of like seeing On3 vs. Sn3. On3 is neat because it is large, but Sn3 just "looks" narrow gauge. The same can be said about F scale (1:20.3) and H scale (1:24):
My scratch built stock car on top of an Accucraft AMS stock car.
Casey
My first stock car was modeled partially using a 1:20.3 car though, and just that slight difference makes a lot. In person, it is kind of like seeing On3 vs. Sn3. On3 is neat because it is large, but Sn3 just "looks" narrow gauge. The same can be said about F scale (1:20.3) and H scale (1:24):
My scratch built stock car on top of an Accucraft AMS stock car.
Casey
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