G Scale Model Trains

What is G Scale or 1 Scale?

This G scale or gauge of model railways is normally the largest practical layout that is adopted by railway modellers. The scale is 1:22.5, which represents a track size of 45mm. The actual name “scale” is a bit of a misused term as the true name should be “gauge” as it refers to the track gauge of 1¾ inches or 45mm. The term “scale” can be used to describe the size of the model train that run on this gauge of track. I hope that is a clear enough description? Another common popular but misused name for G gauge is garden railway. This has been popularized because of the number of layouts found outside or in gardens, not surprising for such a large scale model railway layout.   G scale garden model railroad www.rrscience.com An LGB Mallet climbs 7.2% grades over trestles, over a waterfall, through a tunnel, and under bushes. Train sound and smoke. I think you would agree quite an impressive G gauge layout set in a lovely garden setting although some of those curves look a bit tight.   History of G Scale Model Trains | elbit.net elbit.net1/3/12 G scale model trains, often known as garden railways, were first introduced in 1968 by the German company, Ernst Paul Lehmann Patentwerk, under the brand, Lehmann Gross Bahn (LGB). The G scale produced at that time ...     G-MODEL Railroading G=REAT ! Model railroading - the best ! G scale model railroading Bakersfield show 3.13.10   In conclusion G Scale or G Gauge layouts are great for model railway builders with plenty of space to create a large layout. The other added bonus is the detail that you can get with this scale of model locomotives and the versatility to use live steam models if your budget allows it.
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