Jake, I have a trick for sketching a layout using traditional tubular track:
For O31 (O27) track, use 1 (1.25) inch per graph-paper square. A straight section is 10 (7) units long if aligned with the graph-paper lines, or 7x7 (5x5) if at 45 degrees to the graph. A curved section fits in a 10x4 (7x3) box.
This is not exact, but it is close, within about 1 percent.
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I live east of Columbus. Chuck, aka Blueberry, lives near Cambridge. I had a buddy who belonged to a group that owned a camp near the WV-VA State Line, just south of the Smoke Hole.
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Fred, are you by any chance a fly fisherman? I have fished the Smoke Hole in WV six years ago.
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Fred Bear wrote:Is there graph paper for laying out stuff? Is it online somewhere that can be printed off? Thanks, Jake
I have not seen graph paper on line, but you can run over to the nearest CVS and they should have it. I just recently purchased graph paper at CVS in Ironton, Ohio.
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