1/1 scale. Ideas like this could definately get out of control.
Interesting picture, not all that uncommon though. TheToronto Hamilton and Buffalo had a 52 plymouth that was used as a company sactioned and owned inspection car. I’v eheard stories and seen pictures of Model T and A fords rebuilt with flanged wheels as inspection vehicles,long before the inspection car then high rail truck craze hit the railroads.
That’s my Grandfather in the big floppy hat standing next to the Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroads railcar #90.
Dare I mention the RGS “Galloping Geese?” Though widely scattered, most of them still exist.
Chuck (modeling Central Japan in September, 1964)