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Charlie Mutschler

December 10, 2017 08:52AM

Registered: 16 years ago
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It might come closer to Sn3.5 (Sn42). H-O standard gauge track comes very close to 42 inches in S scale.

Maybe someone who models will build an S scale Kb or some such for the National narrow Gauge Convention. Just to be different.

But if one was to try to enter Sn3, you would still need to re-gauge the Mantua 2-6-6-2, and, of course, the Uintah ran them as tank locos, but the SV had tenders.

Happy kit-bashing.

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Uintah Standard gauge	davidtltc	December 10, 2017 06:52AM
Re: Uintah Standard gauge	MSRRKevin	December 10, 2017 08:39AM
Re: Uintah Standard gauge	Charlie Mutschler	December 10, 2017 08:52AM
Re: Uintah Standard gauge	Mr. Ed	December 10, 2017 09:02AM
Re: Uintah Standard gauge	davidtltc	December 10, 2017 09:39AM
Re: Uintah Standard gauge	vulturenest	December 11, 2017 05:57PM
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Re: Uintah Standard gauge	Jim Callaway	December 11, 2017 09:08PM
Re: Uintah Standard gauge	drgwk37	December 10, 2017 07:03PM
Re: Uintah Standard gauge	weston1879	December 11, 2017 11:51AM
Re: Uintah Standard gauge	Jim Grigsby	December 11, 2017 07:16PM

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