Unfortunately, 1:32-scale meter-gauge models are a rarity—many gauge 1 model railroaders have not yet discovered the advantages of narrow gauge. At least there is a usable track system available for the few models that exist, though it requires some compromises.

Malheureusement, les modèles réduits à l'échelle 1:32 et à voie métrique sont rares : de nombreux modélistes de la Gauge 1 n'ont pas encore découvert les avantages de la voie étroite. Heureusement, il existe un système de voies adapté aux quelques modèles disponibles, même s'il nécessite quelques compromis.

NOCH's fall new releases have a little something in store for 1-gauge model railroaders.

Les nouveautés d'automne de NOCH réservent une petite surprise aux modélistes ferroviaires de l'échelle 1.

Proform is working on new gauge 1 models for narrow-gauge tracks.

Proform has completed a small batch of Rhaetian Railway's Ge 2/4 electric locomotive. The model for gauge 1 is Swiss made and runs on meter gauge tracks.

Already for a few years there are little known meter gauge tracks with stainless steel profiles.

On the joint stand of Dingler and Lokladen were some hand samples on display. Still a handful of the beautiful Ge 6/6 I of the Rhaetian Railway are available.

The meter-gauge Rhaetian Railway already exists very successfully in all model railroad scales. Now Dingler and Proform are pushing ahead with the development of 1m models - a new subject with great appeal in the gauge 1 world as well. Swiss manufacturer Proform already has a range on offer that is even suitable for outdoor use.

Dingler is currently delivering the Ge 6/6 I electric locomotive for the Rhaetian Railway of Switzerland. Only a few copies of the small series are still available.

Märklin has specified its handsome delivery program for 2023. And there is good news from Dingler.

Dingler has specified the model versions at the Rhaetian Crocodile. The meter gauge model for 1 Gauge is coming.