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'E' scale model trains, can't find a store, Walhter's has "N' Help does E scale really exist Thanks, - n scale train stores

The previous poster does not mention "scale S 'I have seen." S 'is between HO and O. It is the extent of American Flyer trains tin were built. Some serious modelers have adopted this scale for several reasons. The two most important are that you will always fit very reasonable agreements with large radius curves necessary to almost the same amount of space for HO, but it shows the larger size of the scale, to more easily see what a similar model HO. For this reason, 'S', often referred to as a "model". I think it is on 1 / 64, if I remember correctly. She did not want to "level the drafting O '(1 / 48), which is used by trains from Lionel and tinplate some serious modelers as well (as the late Lynn Westcott). As both the volume and scope of the BS is Z popular than the last, what I heard. If you had a popularity rating scale, the last report I had, that are the Top 5 (1) HO (2) were N (3) G (4) O (5) p. I think the lines of G 3 and S, just because you can earn in a segment of S LiveCommunity team, with them that the full G Scale (45 mm) is used. It uses the model of the Narrow Gauge (1/22.5) and standard gauge (1/20.3). Some people call F 1/20.3 scale, but most other packages are only with people on the scale of "G", which both use the same path.

I was a model railroader for 35 years. And I played with the scale model trains HO scale, or 10 years earlier, a model was. As of this writing, I am 47 years old and pushing 48th During all these years I have never heard of a level E '. Perhaps you are looking for "f" on a large scale. If so, go see G Walther catalog what you want.