All, I purchased the Peco On30 turntable kit online (about $80 as I recall) a couple of years ago. It built into a decent model. You have to re-gauge the track width on the table to S specifications, as well as modify the current pick up system to make it functional for S. I followed the method outlined by Bob Hogan in his Dispatch article. After rectifying a problem with electrical conductivity in one of the rails, the turntable works fine. It is small, as Bob indicated (about 75 S scale feet, I think). It is located on my switching layout that primarily uses diesel switch engines. It is possible that small steam engines (Rex 0-6-0?) might fit on it. I would have to check. I turn it manually (not motorized). It is a decent product, if you are looking for a small turntable and is available).
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