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Paladin
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The printing industry ( Lithographic) looks for a minimum of 6 megs. prefer 8 megs plus. Ink jet production is not so demanding. As for backdrops remember you are viewing it from some distance which will help mask it.
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BELG
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Guys, thanks for the input on the camera setting, Bob what can I expect to pay for something like this? And is there any other tips I should know before I let them print it? Finish type and any other questions they might ask when I take it to them? Thanks Pat
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I don't really know. I have access to one. I would tell them very specifically what you’re doing and what you want the final product to be. They should be able to help you. I just used regular paper, not photo paper or glossy material.
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W C Greene
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OK fellow mini/micro layout builders, here's something from long ago which should inspire you to build a layout. This ain't for armchair modelers, Bob (Trebor) did a fantastic job and in a short time. I have left all the posts intact since they are part of the work shown. Check this out, it deserves to be seen again.
Woodie
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Herb Kephart
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Bob (Trebor) was very active on FreeRails at one time
We miss ya buddy!!!
Herb 
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Bob's Pine Creek was a brilliant little layout and has influenced each of the mini/micro layouts I have built since the thread appeared in this Forum.
Thanks, Bob!
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Brian
Victoria, BC
http://www.members.shaw.ca/sidneymicro
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Glad I clicked on this thread. Lots of good stuff here. Thanks for bringing it back to life, Woodie.
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Mike
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Ray Dunakin
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I really like micro layouts, a good one like this shows how you can realistically fit a lot into a small space. What works on a micro layout (or module) can also work for a tight patch of "real estate" on a large layout.
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Visit http://www.raydunakin.com to see photos of the rugged and rocky In-ko-pah Railroad!
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