> Dear Ed,
> You are right.
Whew !! I was worried there for a minute. My wife might disagree with your
conclusion on some other matters. My kids would disagree on many matters. Oh
well.....
> I believe that there has not been an S scale model listed since I've been
> searching.
I think we both are right.
> But since the Bowser bridge is supported on both ends by wheels riding the
> pit rail, it should be able to support an S scale Big Boy
Yes and, if S scale, no modifications either. But if O scale, then the bridge
should be trimmed down a bit narrower. Back in the goode olde daze when I
purchased a Bowser turntable, the bridge was simply a hunk of wood. I suppose
the O scale version could be trimmed down and the HO version could be thickened
up a bit. After all, we are modelers.....
> if long enough, regardless of the purported scale,
Yup, that is so!
> I know for sure my Bowser TT handles my Mike, but then its a Light Mike!
> Regards, Roger
I guess what we are saying is that if you can find a Bowser turntable of
acceptable length, it can be modified regardless of the original scale marked
on the box. Sounds good to me.
Earlier, I was thinking strictly of the S scale version as being rare and
impossible to find. You sure opened the door to other possibilities.
Cheers....Ed L.
www.sscale.org
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