Yeah it's strange that 1/24 is by and large the most popular scale with models, but with slot cars, 1/32 won out. With trains, 1/32 is considered "standard" G scale and everything else is "different". LOL
Ya, and the selection of 1/32 models to build is really small unless you look at some of the custom made bodies out there (and the detailing isn't as good). :( I really have had a hard time with determining scale that looks accurate for my setup. I've seen stuff advertised as O and G that is closer to 1/24th. I've learned to seek out true dimensions rather than rely on advertised scale.
According to my research 1 Gauge is supposed to be 1/32, L Gauge is supposed to be 1/38, Q Scale is supposed to be 1/45, O Scale is listed as anywhere from 1/43 to 1/48, G Scale is listed as anywhere from 1/19 to 1/29, etc, etc...
