Diorama help

[Peej]

A couple of weeks ago I put up a post about nostalgia, well the plane I mentioned in it hasn't quite gone according to plan, so I have decided to "crash" it. I have never done a dio before but I have got one sorted in my head (don't know how it will turn out in reality). What I need to know is it possible to get a WW1 fire engine in 1/72 scale? If not I have got plan "B" to fall back on.

[rickoshea52]

You might want to try some of the model railway after market companies, Langley Models do white metal kits that might suit your needs.

[Peej]

Thank you. Never thought about that.

[Guest]

Hi I think oo gauge is 1/87 or 82 scale I'm sure others on here could confirm that you can get a lot of 1/72 in die cast. Of course if you put it in the background the scale may work.

[rickoshea52]

Hi I think oo gauge is 1/87 or 82 scale I'm sure others on here could confirm that you can get a lot of 1/72 in die cast. Of course if you put it in the background the scale may work.

1/87 is HO gauge, while OO gauge is 1/76. But the difference can be barely noticeable sometimes, I use HO figures on my OO layout and rolling stock.


Oxford die cast do some great 1/76 fire engines but not pre-1930's.