American Models GG1 in S Scale!
I don’t really get why S Scale didn’t take off, it’s a great size (1/64) and is the same size as most toy cars!
ZAMN THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD WAS COOKING WITH THIS DESIGN
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American Models GG1 in S Scale!
I don’t really get why S Scale didn’t take off, it’s a great size (1/64) and is the same size as most toy cars!
ZAMN THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD WAS COOKING WITH THIS DESIGN
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BEHOLD my tiny, 1/64th scale wooden shipping pallets.
Hand-made, from cut-down wooden coffee stir sticks, using a template I made in Illustrator. Designed for use with Hot Wheels or Matchbox cars. Don't quite have a paint color / wash / stain that I'm happy with yet.
Installed! I got the shelf layout I stalled in it's new home. The train on top is a S Scale tinplate set from the late 1950's given to me by a friend. It belonged to his father. Looking forward to adding more details and running some trains!
I've made a couple more pallets recently, including an exciting blue one.
After my modest success with the 1/64 scale shipping pallets, I was thinking about what else I could try to make, and settled on a Jersey barrier and an arcade cabinet. Turned out pretty well.
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Switching subjects somewhat, I roughed out a couple dumpsters about two weeks ago, and am in the middle of painting them now.
Finished my 1/64th scale classic arcade change machine a few days ago. Looks good with the rest of the gang.
John Johnston's S Scale Layout