is this HO gauge and does it fit all Bachman sets?
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It fits all Bachman EZ track that I have, both steel (black) and nickel (grey)
1742648
Yes, Fits the Bachman E-Z track, and is HO, my son and me use this expander set often.
1742649
Can't speak for all but we have HO cars and engines dating back from the seventies when they were Tyco to recent releases and they all work great. BTW this kit is a great value and works very well.
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yes, that particular boxed set is HO and the E-Z track name is for the standardized size and connectors that Bachman uses.
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It is HO gauge and it does fit all Bachmann sets manufactured as EZ track. I have a lot of Bachmann track from thirty years ago and it does not have the built-in base. This track does not work well with older track that requires a separate roadbed. It also does not work with the old grade crossing unless one cuts off the snap-fit tongue...and then only marginally.
785216
I want to say it should fit its a standard size it should fit securely. If you have a local home depot they have a set comparable to this for $8. But this is a great set to have in your collection.
95065
Yes, I have two reverse loops (HO scale) each conrolled by a reversing module. My lay out is DCC also using Bachman controls.
720180
My guess is no but not sure. The gauge is designed for GM and Ford fuel rails with shrader valve connection.
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ON30 is the same guage as HO, only the scale of the trains themselves are different, being in O Scale. This will work fine with the ON30 trains
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SORRY, my mistake. Woke up at 3:30 am and thought I gave the wrong information. IT'S THE 12 GAUGE YOU WANT NOT THE 14. I got them mixed up. Home Depot will exchange it for you.
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The trolley fits great scale wise, with our Lemax villages. This Bachmann On30 trolley is basically about as tall as an O gauge trolley, but it runs on HO track. So you have a lot more flexibility to run it in a smaller area. If you want to add extra track, it has to be the Auto Reverse track.
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Yes it should work fine. As you stated its O gauge so there won't be any issues. This is a great starter set.
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Hi,Any Bachann "G" Scale track will work. Bachann 94511 is a set of four straight track, 12" each. Bachmann 94501 is a set of four addtional R1 curves. You could insert straight track to increase the size of the oval.
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Not sure, purchased this for my O-gauge Lionel layout. My suggestion is go to Google Search and ask the same question, you'l probably get a fewhundred responses. Good Luck....
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i would recommend the HO and the easy fitting Snap-Fit tracks. I have track, engines and rolling stock from Triang days, right through to the present Bachmann. The current track with ballast is the best and easiest to operate with. The detail on the HO scale is much better than the N scale. Time passes and the eyes begin to change, thus the HO is better and easy to see..
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Yes. I have it on my 20 gauge. It does not completely connect (little space between), but is very close.
632168
I do believe that this is HO scale. The train I bought this track for was advertised as HO scale but as this was a gift, I can't say for certain.
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For HO trains, Nickel Silver track (don't buy the cheap stuff), Nickel Silver Power Terminals about every 10" and Power Extension Wire. By using those items, my train has now run flawlessly for over four years. I love it. If you go cheap, you will not enjoy. I used Bachman, but there are others out there.
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Hi Marshall in sorry I gave the set as a gift to a train collector who really kniw his stuff. If I can get an answer from him I'll try. Ty
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Hi Sarah, I cannot give a positive answer as I do not know, but several manufacturers of these wooden tracks use the same interconnection standards. All I do know is that we bought wooden track and accessories from at least two manufacturers and they all fitted together. Hope this helps. Regards, Marcus R.
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Hello. Yes. This car will work with the O gauge set. Basically, the "O" refers to the size, or scale of the locomotive, cars, track, and accessories of a given train set. The term "gauge" refers to the distance between track rails. O gauge track measures 1.25 inches from outer rail to outer rail. Anything that is O gauge should run fine on O track. In the O gauge model railroad world, the size of curves is designated in terms of diameter (radius in HO scale). Historically, Lionel produced O gauge train sets that could operate in small spaces... very tight curves. O-27 indicates that the item, be it a locomotive or some piece of rolling stock, can handle curves as tight as 27 inches in diameter. Some locomotives and some rolling stock cannot handle such tight curves. I no longer have my polar express set, but if I remember correctly, the curves that come with the set are O-36. That just means that, when assembled, the curved sections will have a 36 inch diameter/18 inch radius. Hope that is helpful.