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Rail Fanning in New Zealand
Some unashamed promotion of 3'6" gauge in New Zealand.
Peter
On30 clearance.
When designing an On30 layout what is the clearance required for passing tracks to accommodate car and engine overhang? I have a few places where there would be parallel tracks. I just want to make sure passing trains do not snag on each other.
Thanks!
Den
Without computer
I will be without a computer for a month or so, but will be using an iPad.
Dies anyone kniw if I will be able to post pics on the forum using an iPad?

Using Sculptamold
I recently constructed a mountain on my layout. I overlaid the framework with Woodland Scenics plaster cloth followed by Sculptamold after it had cured. I am pleases with the appearance of it, but my question is; was Sculptamold a good material to use? I have read both positive and negative comments about the use of it on the Internet. I would like to hear the comments of others who may have used it.
Sad News
I am very sorry to hear that Earl Smallshaw has passed away on Jan 3, 2014. His modeling and many contributions to the hobby will be missed.
Rest in peace Earl.
Randy

Death of another hobby shop
Another hobby shop calls it quits at the end of this month. Got this off of the D list.
http://franciscanhobbies.comcastbiz.net/39239.html
They mention the closing of 5 other hobby shops.
Bernd

Help....something changed my screen resolution....
I clicked on the MRH graphic that Joe put up for folks to use.....I think that's what it was anyway....and now my screen resolution for just this site has changed. I have black borders on either side of the white page area and the type is small. Tough on my 51 year old eyes. Anyone know what I need to do to get things back the way they were?
Michael
101 Track Plans
While cleaning and sorting through the usual modeling clutter over the holidays, I came upon a 101 Track Plans for Model Railroaders by Linn Westcott and started flipping through the pages. This is the fifth printing printing (1967). I had the fourth printing (1963) but lost it while pursuing one of the many paths that life brings .
Anyway, I got to thinking about how many of Linn Westcott's track plans have been started, built and/or finished throughout the years.
So here is the question I am posing to the readers out there:
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