More 3-D terrain info...

[IndyClixxer]

I recently visited my local hobby train shop, and I found a terrific resource for those of us who want a bit more realism in our game.

It is called "Walther's Edition 5 Big Trains Model Railroad Reference Book"

This rather large catalog contains several O-scale (as well as G & S) items useful in a Heroclix game. The buildings are expensive but they look great! As well as phone booths, newspaper stands, fire hydrants, and PEDESTRIANS!

Check it out!

IndyClixxer

[Puuka]

Found these at http://www.wholesaletrains.com/OProducts.asp?Scale=O&Item=433SCENE

http://www.wholesaletrains.com/SMImages/LG3225.jpg
http://www.wholesaletrains.com/SMImages/LG3228.jpg
http://www.wholesaletrains.com/SMImages/LG3227.jpg

[Puuka]

heres one for a newyork scene

http://www.wholesaletrains.com/Detail.asp?ID=20012900

[Doomtoy]

I refuse to believe that an O scale Statue Of Liberty is only a foot tall.

It may be a foot tall, but it ain't O scale...

[Puuka]

I agree, I thought that seemed kind of short too

[NESTemple]

O Guage is 1/43rd scale.

Height of the Statue from Foundation to Torch is 305' 1"

At that guage she should be just over 7 feet. ;)

Even at HO (1/87) scale she should be 3 feet tall. She would have to be 1/282nd scale to be 12.5 inches tall.