Why N-scale for wargaming?

Check out N-scale railroad buildings being used for WWII wargaming

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• WWII
• miniatures
• wargaming
• n
• scale
• 10mm
• 12mm

[CaptCamping]

@HoScaleGeek I do the same, I place them on the door to compare.

[HoScaleGeek]

@SlotraceDK

I'm sure the size of the houses would rather fit 15 mm, if HO scale figures are also known as 20 mm.

If you want to avoid scale differences being too obvious, place your figures on a distance from doorways if you make a movie or diorama.

[TheScarletcrusader]

@SlotraceDK nano scale. usually 10mm or smaller

[CaptCamping]

Less space and cheaper

[greenghost2008]

So N scale has nothing to do with black people?

[ph11p3540]

And N-scale is really good for the Flame of War game. The minis are only a slightly bigger scale but they still fit in nicely. It is better in these types of wargames that the building do no overwhelm the battle field or the games tend to get bogged down. You can have a building that is too tall or large only to forget one figure that is in an important game changing position and not realize it is there and waist a vital move or action.

[SlotraceDK]

And N-scale is ????

15mm or 20mm???

[BillardFriend]

Robert I miss playing in the local DBA tournaments so much.

[Azanti]

I game in this scale, based in London in the UK. Anyone is welcome to contact me for a game.

[briansgameztube]

144 is about 15mm. I think you can use N scale, but it will look a little small. However, I think this is ok as it brings more attention to the combatants. I use 1/72 scale tanks for my Modern 15mm. Regardless, the bonus for N scale models is that there are a lot!