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Posted: Wed May 16th, 2007 04:34 am |
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Paladin
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Now I like that, great just spending time looking for all the little things that add up to a good story
Looking forward to more.
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Posted: Wed May 16th, 2007 05:19 am |
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Very nice work Woodie! Thanks for posting those Dave. Maybe I missed it but what was the scale of this railroad?
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Posted: Wed May 16th, 2007 01:04 pm |
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Whoops!
Sorry Jim..I meant to post his note in the begining too..I went back and put it in...this is 1/35n2
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Posted: Wed May 16th, 2007 03:11 pm |
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Nice work Sir, great details ! 
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Posted: Thu May 17th, 2007 10:24 pm |
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That is just some outstanding Large scale stuff. Thanks for posting that Dave!!!
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Posted: Fri May 18th, 2007 05:45 am |
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Thanks for the scale Men!!, With todays digital cameras and excellent pics it can be impossible to tell a scale anymore from a photo. Ok, you know me so here's my question.... 9 layout sections...how are they stored and transported...flat or on their sides? Do you have a rack that they are stored in? Do all structures and details remain in place?
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Posted: Fri May 18th, 2007 02:49 pm |
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Very cool indeed , more pics as soon as humanly possible pleeeeeeeeeeease
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