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G Scale Model Trains and LGB Trains Large scale model railroad trains are comprised of and identified by a couple of "train scales" and when model train enthusiasts refer large scale model trains the G scale trains are part of that group. When you look at a G scale train next to an HO scale train the first thing you notice is it's large size. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Misspelling
The German word for large is Gros not Groz. I have had a Lehman Gros Bahn train for several years and I agree, set-up is easy and quick. I love it. However, I believe the German craftsmanship to be superior to the American products.