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About 2½" gauge. Sometime around 1900 a set of track gauge standards was formulated. Thus tracks with a dimension of 2.500 inches between the inner rail edges were designated "GAUGE 3". At that time, this gauge was fairly popular for garden or scenic model railways, with the engines using clockwork or meths powered.
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2½" Gauge Loco Gallery. Olympiade (5XP) Princess. Black 5....
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The World Cube Association governs competitions for mechanical puzzles that are operated by twisting groups of pieces, commonly known as 'twisty puzzles'. The most famous of these puzzles is the Rubik's Cube, invented by professor Rubik from Hungary.
Following concern about the availability of plans, castings and tracks on which locomotives could be run, Paul Wiese arranged for a meeting in May 1975 to which all interested parties were invited. The result was the founding of the Association.
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Sep 20, 2015 · A link to The National 2 1/2 inch Gauge Association http://www.n25ga.org.uk/index.html and another Link to the Stockport and District Society of Model Engine...
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We've had some pretty long-term projects arrive with us in the past, but this 2 1/2 inch gauge LNER A3 must be a strong contender for the "least hasty build" award. Started 75 years ago, it's still progressing steadily towards completion!
2 1/2 inch gauge Fayette - stock code 2235. One of LBSC's most popular designs, drawn up at what was arguably the height of his creative powers at the end of the 1920s, "Fayette" was his idea of an Anglo-American Pacific, a large twin-cylinder engine with Baker valve gear.
