QUOTE: Originally posted by FJ and G Elliot, Those are some scrubby tracks! :-)
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QUOTE: Originally posted by wrmcclellan Hello Dave, I saw a hint in one of Joe Lessor's train books where he painted an orange stripe on the tie where he insulated the center rail so he could easily see where the insulator was located. This practice was adopted from the real RRs where they painted a warning mark on the tie to denote the closet point to a switch were a car could be spotted and maintain appropriate clearance for the other track. Regards, Roy
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