I don't know whether I should mention this here, but . . . .
My remark lies in the category of if only. If only the tinplate manufacturers
after the grand old days of AF had scaled down. That is, I own no AF
locomotives, but I hear that AF stuff will operate on Code #126 track. If that
is so, why not generally scale down the flanges and allow prototypical details
and tolerances fairly close to the scale tolerances? Perhaps I am wrong about
this, but it would require that the AF crowd ditch their AF track and switches.
Therefore, my idea will remain a dream, a pleasant fiction.
Tom
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