What is 7/8 on a scale?

In SE scale, 7/8 of an inch equals one foot, which is a ratio of 1:13.7. On 45 mm (1.772 in) gauge track this represents real life narrow gauge railways that are 2 ft (610 mm) gauge, while on 32 mm (1.26 in) gauge track this represents 18 in (457 mm) railways.

How do you calculate scale up?

Scale-Up ratio Calculation: The Cubth Root value ratio of Large scale batch volume to small scale batch volume is Scale-Up ratio. S = ( V2 / V1 ) ^ (1/3). Shaft Speed Scaling have to be done based on the Scaling exponent, which depends upon the way of Scale up.

Is HO the same as 00?

The difference between the two scales comes down to size. HO Scale models are built to 1:87th scale, meaning 87 packed together will in effect be the same size of the real thing. This is the correct scale for 16.5mm gauge track. OO Scale will appear slightly larger to HO Scale models and accessories.

How big is a 7 / 8 scale garden railway?

Kit includes Slater’s 7/8 scale 15 inch wheels to provide a fine looking and running wagon for your 45mm gauge 7/8 scale railway. Please visit our shop pages for fuller details.

What kind of wheels do you need for a 7 / 8 scale railway?

Cut from premium quality poplar plywood with pre-coloured 3D SLS printed nylon details, this kit makes into a model of the wagons used at the Trefor quarry in North Wales. Kit includes Slater’s 7/8 scale 15 inch wheels to provide a fine looking and running wagon for your 45mm gauge 7/8 scale railway.

How big is a 7 / 8 scale train?

Thus, the scale is 7/8″ to the foot. It’s a modelmaker’s scale. Models in this gauge are made much like the real thing… board by board, using nails, rivets and bolts rather than glue, Shown here are my first models in 7/8″ scale, some of them still unpainted. They’re mainly intended for running in the garden.

Where can I find 7 / 8ths scale building renovations?

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