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O-14 is a model railway scale/gauge combination of 7 mm scale (the same as O gauge) with 14 mm gauge track. It thus correctly represents the prototype gauge of 2'. Note that many notional 2' gauge railways actually had gauges slightly less than 2' such as 1'11.5" or 60cm.

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Yahoo O-14 Group

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	'''O-14''' is a [[model railway]] scale/gauge combination of [[~~7mm~~ scale]] (the same as [[O gauge]]) with ~~14mm~~ gauge track. It thus correctly represents the prototype gauge of 2'. Note that many notional 2' gauge railways actually had gauges slightly less than 2' such as 1'11.5" or 60cm.		'''O-14''' is a [[model railway]] scale/gauge combination of [[7 mm scale]] (the same as [[O gauge]]) with 14 mm gauge track. It thus correctly represents the prototype gauge of 2'. Note that many notional 2' gauge railways actually had gauges slightly less than 2' such as 1'11.5" or 60cm.

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