what is smallest to largest scales
1639974
Of the common scales: Z<N<HO<O<S<GS has the widest turning radius (normally). HO and N are the cheapest to buy, and are most commonly used. HO is ~2x as large as N scale.
1639975
I bought the N scale and I know that it comes in HO, beyond that I do not sure. Not all Empire Builder sets are the same. I hope this helpful.
1639976
Of the common scales: Z&lt;N&lt;HO&lt;O&lt;S&lt;G S has the widest turning radius (normally). HO and N are the cheapest to buy, and are most commonly used. HO is ~2x as large as N scale.
1452192
There is an option for a small L shaped scale to be shown in image captures. It is of the same style and measurement as the software user established when they calibrated the software scale. I believe it defaults to 0.1000ųm.
364912
The smallest one is 5" sq and 2" deep, the next size is 6 x 6.5 and 2" deep, the largest is 7.5 x 7.5 and 2" deep. I'd say almost 2" deep, pretty close to it.
2029006
I wouldn't recommend N scale for under a Christmas tree because they are so small and can be difficult to keep on the track if it is even the least bit uneven. I would go with one of the bigger scales, like O.
39634
I would do either of the two biggest ones, they have a divider in them so you can scale it smaller if you need to.
1084251
biggest one has 25 cm in diameter. smallest has 10 cm. Great to use in the kitchen. not sure for toys...
1955597
Hard to say but I would say the largest is about 1/2 or 1/3 teaspoon. And the smallest 1/50-1/70 teaspoon. Again this is just a guess and I haven't accurately measured it.
1824088
Good grief! The smallest is approximately 2.5" x 2.5" and the largest is 5.25" x 2.75". The rest are probably close to those dimensions. Not going to measure all of them for you. There are probably some slight differences from case to case.
63022
This is a close call and hard to decide. If given the option of HO or N scale, I would prefer the smaller N scale. The miniature scaled train sets are much more compact and takes up less room to set up however it requres a higher degree of skill to work the smaller sets so for beginners and kids I would reccomend the larger scale HO scale.
988558
I mostly own 1:10 scales. 1:12 scale would still be fine but I assume this would be a bit over-sized for the 1:16.
1877128
According to the chart printed on the board, the smallest box is 1.75 x 1.75 x 1.75 inches (from paper size 6 x 6 inches) and the largest is 4 x 4 x 4 inches (from paper size 12 x 12 inches). Hope this helps! :)
2006353
The smallest molds are the swirled circles in the 2nd line from one end. They are exactly one teaspoon each. All the others are just a bit larger than one teaspoon. The 3 rows with the hearts, pyramids, and half rounds are the largest at just under 1.5 teaspoons each.
826741
A 1:12 scale means one inch represents one foot. Parents are just over 5", so they would represent short adults, but well within a reasonable range for that scale of house.
205968
Sorry, I don't know anything about the scale you mention. All I do know is that this one works wonderfully and my daughter liked mine so well I had to get her one so she wouldn't keep borrowing mine.
1258467
I put a few in my hand and picked the largest. It was 0.190 inches or 4.83mm. Most others were smaller going down to perhaps half the size of the largest and there were even a few small broken pieces.
1930004
The smallest is 2.2 mm, the largest is 11.2 mm (approximately). I use them for light duty applications, and so far they have been fine.
1084248
The largest is about 10 inches and 6 inches tall, the smallest is about 6 inches wide and 3 inches tall -- yes, this would make a great stacking toy for kids. Nothing on the set that could harm a small child. Add a wooden spoon so she can clang away!