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... would a B7 be ok- what about an A6 Please note I am still new to all this so please excuse me if it's a daft question. posted: 9 Feb 2015 23:26 from: Martin Wynne Hi Rob, 00-SF is also known as "EM minus 2" and shares the same recommendations and constraints as EM. If you are new to all this you may find it worth joining the EM Gauge Society who have a detailed manual covering all these matters, and more: http://emgs.org Generally EM and 00-SF are fine for anything other than outright toy train sets, i.e. a minimum radius say around 24"/ 600mm and turnouts no shorter than say 1:4. A lot depends of course on what rolling-stock you will be using. Not just locomotive wheelbase, but also matters such as buffers and couplings, wheel profiles, and axle sideplay. Generally where the radius goes below say 30"/ 750mm it is advisable to add some gauge-widening, which happens automatically if ...
... trying to get gauges from the EMGS for months. They have had a change of Trade Secretary and supply problems. I do know that C&L and Andrew at 51L/MSE/Wizard sell roller gauges. Rob posted: 1 Jul 2015 12:38 from: Phil O Hi Rob There were gauges at ExpoEM as I bought a set there, as to whether they are still available, I don't know, the website still list's them as unavailable. Simon Howard is now listed as the trade officer. trade@emgs.org The EMGS stasnd will be at RailWells on 8/9 August and EM North 12/13 September. The trade stand will be at this event, not sure if it will be at RailWells. HTH. Phil Last edited on 1 Jul 2015 12:39 by Phil O posted: 1 Jul 2015 22:56 from: Rob Manchester Hi Phil, Thanks for the info. Yes, I have been in contact with Simon but communication channels are a little slow while he sorts things out. He did tell me ...
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