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O Gauge is also known as 0 Scale, originally (zero scale) because it is smaller than 1 Scale.  It's one of the more commonly used scales for model railroading, and is based on 1:43 scale.  It may also be found in 1:45, or 1:48 scale.&

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O Gauge updated Sun May 27 2007 1:46 pm EDT

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O Gauge is also known as 0 Scale, originally (zero scale) because it is smaller than 1 Scale. It's one of the more commonly used scales for model railroading, and is based on 1:43 scale. It may also be found in 1:45, or 1:48 scale. It is double the size of the more commonly used HO Scale.

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Squidoo: O Gauge

O Gauge is also known as 0 Scale, originally (zero scale) because it is smaller than 1 Scale.&nbsp; It's one of the more commonly used scales for model railroading, and is based on 1:43 scale.&nbsp; It may also be found in 1:45, or 1:48 scale.&

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O Gauge is also known as 0 Scale, originally (zero scale) because it is smaller than 1 Scale. It's one of the more commonly used scales for model railroading, and is based on 1:43 scale. It may also be found in 1:45, or 1:48 scale.&