Does anybody have the ratio of copying large plans to smaller scale like O scale to HO scale or N scale to

 HO or vice versa If I have a plan in O scale what is the reduction on a copier to bring it to HO scale .

  ron netti

You may have seen the national news mention yesterday of the Phoenix area being hammered by a huge storm that developed out of nowhere.  60 to 70 mph winds, up to 2-inches of rain in 30 minutes, and hail that ranged from cherry to tennis ball size.

I used to have a very lush and shady  landscape around the pool area; now I have a somewhat interesting arrangement of mostly bare branches. ( Although the leaves, flowers, and fruit do lend  texture to the patio area.) Aside from the huge clean up, it will recover next Spring if not yet this Fall.

Hi, all,

Thought you all would like to know that the X2011 West National NMRA Facebook team of roving reporters have been working hard together to bring you reports from the just-completed
happenings at the Southern Pacific Historical & Technical Society convention in Sacramento.

Look at this 1943 picture of the C&NW Proviso yard:

http://denverpost.slideshowpro.com/albums/001/496/album-125171/cache/col...

The switch just BEGS to be modeled!.