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Frequent poster 640 posts ferroequinologist1 Frequent poster 640 posts
ferroequinologist1

    

To All: Four photos John Canfield sent me of an On3 station he built many years ago. The men are modified solders. He regrets that he no longer owns this model! John is owner of Virginia Foundry & Model Works, maker of fine HO scale Early Rail freight car kits and structure kits. Yours, Elvin Howland/E. St. Louis Rail Group Layout
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dkaustin Prolific poster 1,515 posts
dkaustin

Nice!

This would have been great photos for the Weekend Photo Fun.

Den

 

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     Dennis Austin located in NW Louisiana


 
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IrishRover Prolific poster 1,660 posts
IrishRover

WOW!!!

This is amazing!
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p51 Super User 3,143 posts
p51

Nice, but I gotta ask, how

Nice, but I gotta ask, how can a structure be On3? Isn't it simply O scale without a gauge designation?
Lee

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My Flickr website with layout photos

https://forum.mrhmag.com/post/etwnc-stoney-creek-branch-12197690?&trail=25

You can never have too much detail or too many trees!
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IrishRover Prolific poster 1,660 posts
IrishRover

Platform height and clearances

Narrow gauge trains often have lower platform heights, and also need less clearance.  So, a structure that's specifically for 0n30 will make those adjustments--especially on the platform.
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