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<p>Yes Kev you do make sense; however i have had my tunnels now for some years and i get few problems and when i do i can rectify them easily by the methods mentioned, with no damage to my rolling stock and i have some very good stuff. (ie a Golden Mountain train pulled by the latest blue crocodile with all the bells and whistles).</p><p>I love the tunnels your train disappears and appears elsewhere, very interesting. </p><p>The idea of a path is great, you remember all the talk a few months ago about Cyril Freezer the British guru, well he loved to go under paths, then the roof of the tunnel becomes the path or vice versa. I know a great method for tunneling under paths, taught to me by our tame elctrician.</p><p>There is an American man; who is respected and revered the world over; who, with his sons jack hammered up his front porch, put in a stainless steel tube for a tunnel, so his trains could run right around his house. What guts, what disregard for his own safety! (wait till his wife finds out)</p><p>Rgds Ian </p><p>Rgds Ian</p>
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