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astrotrain64
4th May 2020, 06:35 PM
Lunde Studios

https://lundestudios.com/nscale.htm

astrotrain64
4th May 2020, 06:37 PM
Custom Model Railroads

https://www.custommodelrailroads.com/n.aspx

schedule22
23rd Jul 2021, 10:32 PM
scale rr models


https://scalerrmodels.com/

schedule22
19th Jan 2023, 02:20 PM
Finally, n-scale storefronts: https://www.modelrailwayscenes.com/collections/n-scale-1-148

Janbouli
19th Jan 2023, 06:50 PM
Finally, n-scale storefronts: https://www.modelrailwayscenes.com/collections/n-scale-1-148

They are 1:148 , I wonder if they won't be too big.

ChicagoNW
19th Jan 2023, 11:22 PM
Given that the world is not completely standardized Do indirect comparisons matter?

If I could find a Mr Softy van in 1/160, 1/150 and 1/148 then there might be a problem. But many architectural details change dimensions depending on the application. A door on a cathedral can hardly be compared to the same on a thatched stone hut. Even across North America or for that matter any one city, many doors are not “standard”. Go into any big box hardware or lumberyard and you find doors from 24”(60cm) to 36”(90cm) wide, if not taller and wider or shorter and narrower.

An incredible number of European structure kits aren’t HO or N(any of them) but were sold to both. This even continued when the kits crossed the pond and were sold in North America. Some kits only changed details on the ground floor.

Stu
20th Jan 2023, 09:18 PM
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and you find doors from 24”(60cm) to 36”(90cm) wide, if not taller and wider or shorter and narrower.

True. Wider doors are used residentially for folks in wheelchairs and commercially in hospitals, for example.

schedule22
21st Jan 2023, 10:47 PM
They are 1:148 , I wonder if they won't be too big.
Janbouli - what have you seen that is closer? I agree more options for storefronts would be ideal. This would enable more scratch building!

Janbouli
22nd Jan 2023, 09:44 PM
I have used DPM fronts on other buildings or kitbashed them , Doesn't monsterworks have 1 or 2 fronts and I think with a little searching there are others . It would be great if these didn't turn out too big , maybe Chicago is right and it's nothing very obvious .
I would love a whole bunch of fronts and columns and cornices and things like that .

schedule22
3rd Feb 2023, 10:56 AM
Monster Modelworks: https://www.larkspurlaserart.com/monster-modelworks-products

schedule22
13th Feb 2023, 02:44 PM
Adding this from another part of this forum: https://interurban-models.myshopify.com/collections/n-scale-structures/products/160-9004