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Just picked up on these thoughts. Been to most gauges between 7 1/4 and N (not to mention 6 inch scale steam wagon) but at the moment am more concerned with 'M' scale. This is a relatively unknown scale since the 'M' stands for 'My', this is the only way I can think of describing 1 inch scale on 45 mm gauge track (LGB). An original running on 21 inch gauge formed the basic idea but mostly at this time due to retirement and space LGB track out in the garden and it is surprising how much can be got into a space 10 feet wide and 30 feet long which ioncludes 3 ponds and a stream.
Steam powered of course.
John
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