>
> Not all manufacturers follow the pertinent standards as strictly as one
> might hope.  Some do, some do not.  Mixing trucks and bodies from
> different manufacturers will most likely create the need for
> some "adjustments" which -- for better or for worse -- goes with the S
> scale territory.
>
This isn't S territory - it's multi-scale territory.

I used to have HO cars (by name brand manufacturers) where the
coupler height was different on the same car.  One end invariably
needed a washer or a shim.


Ken


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