The world’s smallest working model of a train measures a very diminutive 1/8 of an inch by 1/4 of an inch. Created by David Smith, this model train is going to be an addition to a much larger project, the fictitious James River Branch village. This village is a model that Smith has been creating for the past two and a half years, and the train model will be placed in the village’s model shop as part of “recreation.” A two-inch rotating motor head helps the train chug along on the mouldable plastic base. The train cost £6 ($10) to build and is nearly a 1:35200 scale model.
Telegraph
