Sentence examples for o gauge from inspiring English sources

ROCKVILLE CENTRE Phillips House Trains, Trains and More Trains: "O" gauge and regular gauge Lionel trains from the collections of John Challice and Casimr Skrzypcak.

But somehow we all got through it, and I haven't been as happy since the year I got my Hornby "O" gauge clockwork train set.

A variety of O gauge scale replicas of steam trains from the 1920's to the 1950's, hand made HO models, and Lionel trains chug through layouts of scale model buildings, cars, trucks, people and animals appropriate to various periods.

Their trains precisely replicate the real thing at scales that range from O gauge, about one-quarter of an inch to the foot, to Z gauge, so tiny that a complete railroad could be constructed on the brim of a straw hat.

He swept his gaze over Dover, now an O-gauge panorama.

"We have an O-gauge ceiling layout that goes around Anthony's room, an HO Disneyland train and Brio trains".

He knows, technically, that an O-gauge train like Lionel will climb only a 2percentt grade with ease on a track.

At the Franklin Institute, the city's science museum, miniature trains crisscross an O-gauge Philadelphia in the Holiday Model Train Show, through the New Year.

"We have an O-gauge ceiling layout that goes around Anthony's room," she said, as well as an HO-scale Disneyland train and Brio trains.

As Meccano took off, produced from a factory in Liverpool that was barely able to cope with demand, Hornby wasn't content with making only static kits of parts, so began looking into clockwork mechanisms and designed his first O-gauge clockwork train in 1920.

THUNDER VALLEY MODEL TRAIN KIT ($300) Dad's childhood memories of an electric trains can be instantly rekindled with this starter set from Lionel that fits on 70-year old O-Gauge track, which means there is a good chance you can revive that cardboard box full of parts in the basement.