I'm the same way... I refuse to buy anything that ever seems too small, 
regardless of whether or not the package says 1/64 (or 1:64) on it or not.  And 
I almost NEVER buy anything by JL, knowing that most, if not all of their stuff 
is too small.  I have a fairly sizable collection of cars that seem to actually 
be 1/64... but who really knows?!
 
What we really need is to pool our resources and talk some existing 
manufacturer (such as Athearn?) who already makes vehicles for other scales 
into producing some S scale vehicles.  I'd LOVE to see some of Athearn's trucks 
in S scale!
 
 
John Degnan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Dennis H <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Ted,
I've started picking up some vehicles & found exactly the same 
problem (this one too small, this one too big, etc...).

I've since resolved not to purchase anymore vehicles unless I view 
them alongside an "Artista" figure and scale ruler.

I now walk into Toy'r'us with "Bert the Cop" & scale card in my 
business card holder.

Personally I like vintage "Jada" vehicles (current 'von dutch' 
& 'road rats' line), but they often have chopped tops & too fat 
tires/rims.

Perhaps "S"calers could pool resources and order a 1,000 correct 
wheelsets from a manufacturer?

Best regards,
Dennis Hultay Bloomfield NJ

--- In [email protected], T Larson wrote:
>
People occasionally ask whether JL vehicles are truly S scale. 
sadly, most are undersize, a few are oversize, but there actually

are several that are Just Right

 

                
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