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Rail Fanning in New Zealand

Some unashamed promotion of 3'6" gauge in New Zealand.

Peter

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CORPm2QFdQ4

 

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

New here and saying hello.

Hi everyone!

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?

hoffertg's picture

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

 

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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

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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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