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Q: What are G Scale trains used for?
A: G Scale trains are used mostly for displays in museums, educational purposes, as well as for entertainment purposes such as toys or a collectible item. Read More »

Q: What Kind of Track Do You Use for G Scale Trains?
A: The gauge of the track is the distance between the rails. G Gauge, or more properly known as Number One gauge, has 1.77 inches between rails. Scales for large-s... Read More »

Q: What Kind of Track Do You Use for Outdoor G Scale Trains?
A: Bachmann G scale trains are modeled after North American narrow-gauge railroads. The rail spans and rail height on the track were scaled proportional to real li... Read More »

Q: What G scale track is best for garden train?
A: Steel will rust if it not plated and will look more real, brass is softer, depending on the alloy and will oxidize. Both will require track cleaning regularly f... Read More »

Q: Are n scale model train bigger then g scale?
A: No. There are many scales of model trains which include from the smallest "Z-scale" (1:220), "N-scale" (1:160), "TT-scale" (1:120), "HO-scale" (1:87.1), "OO-sca... Read More »