Scale's... N scale Is it 1:32? 1:35?

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Hi all I’ve found a couple of Great looking Bull dozers and a forklift [C):-)][wow]and need them for a Military Dio I’m dreaming up in my mind and writing down all the stuff I need right now and I’m buying the parts and models for it… I cant find any Construction Equipment in 1:35th scale that’s not a ‘C’ note or higher… The ones I’ve found are super looking and cheaper too, Lots cheaper! But their “N” Scale for Electric trains… I’ve found water and rocks etc. there and they have the dozers, fork lift’s and other construction equipment also too for my Army Engineer Corp Dio I’m wanting to build… The lady said on the phone: “I Think” These are either 1:32 or 1:35th scale which is close enough if its one of those scales…

Question?.. Is it 1:35th Scale or 1:32nd Scale Or None of the Above?..[#oops]

All comments are welcome and really wanted … But!.. Please! Don’t be guessing to get your Post count up! [oX)] LOL…Please… Only answer if you do know for sure what the correct answer Is…[#toast]…Thank you in advance…“RC”

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According to an online RR site, N Scale is approximately 1:160 scale…just a tad bit small for a 1:35 scale use…

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“I” scale is 1/32

http://www.csgnetwork.com/modrrscaleconv.html

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Model railroader to the rescue!

Here’s a listing of all the common model railroad scales: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_transport_modelling_scales

The scale you’re looking for is called I Scale (1:32), which is unfortunately fairly rare and very, VERY expensive. I think Märklin in Germany is the only manufacturer that makes models in that particular scale. G Scale (nominally 1:22.5 narrow gauge, but tends to vary up to 1:29) is more popular, but too large.

For scenery supplies, at least, there’s a bit more flexibility.

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Oh Dang it!..Thanks!.. Ive got to Stop that Sale! [banghead] I don’t want to be paying for the two dozers and one fork lift that costing almost $50.00 bucks to just sit in a drawer…Thank you all so much for your super fast input and the scale’s sizes too, which Ive bookmarked for future references… Thanks again… Have a safe and fun weekend… Ive got to go get on the phone! [BH]…“RC”