Trams: Is There Much Tramway Interest On Here??

What is damn convenient is that it is 1:24 which is the wrong scale for me, otherwise I'd be disappearing down another rabbit hole :nod::nod:
My understanding is occre have a slightly rubbery ruler.
The part built Soller tram someone dropped on me is very slightly larger in some respects than a Bachmann tram.



Occre Milan Tram 1/24 Scale

Bachmann Tram

Length

591mm

350mm

Width

116mm

100mm plus 10mm for lower steps

Height

212mm

160mm

Now my understanding is that a 1:24 should be a smaller model than one at 1:22.5 scale, but that's just my understanding of scales.

David

edit - that formatting or lack of was bugging me - feel much better the noo
 
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Sorry, don't know where that came from. I have just bought a new laptop...of course it comes without an oerating manual and I am trying to get used to some new operations. Zzz sounds like me trying t come to terms with it - it was not intended as a comment on any postings on here. I will now attempt further experiments on the keyboard...etaion shrudlu shrudlu...
 
Sorry, don't know where that came from. I have just bought a new laptop...of course it comes without an oerating manual and I am trying to get used to some new operations. Zzz sounds like me trying t come to terms with it - it was not intended as a comment on any postings on here. I will now attempt further experiments on the keyboard...etaion shrudlu shrudlu...
Like most modern appliances, you have to download the instructions - an that is extremely tricky when trying to work out how to start a laptop and connect it to the internet in order to download the instructions.

Catch 22
 
A pic copied across from David's Pic of the Day for 12;4;2025, a view of a trams running on the G Scale Whiteleaf Tramway, on display at the Solent Local Area Group (SLAG), G Scale Society exhibition, Wickham Community Centre, Hampshire, 17.11.2024.

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David
 
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