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Some progress
Posted by claycts on Saturday, October 8, 2005 7:42 AM
I forgot how much time it took to cut roadbed and such. BUT that beats the heck out of cutting GRASS. Comments are always welcome.



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Take Care George Pavlisko Driving Race cars and working on HO trains More fun than I can stand!!!
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Posted by dgwinup on Saturday, October 8, 2005 8:40 AM
If you enjoy cutting roadbed that much, George, come on over and you can start on mine.....just after you finish cutting my lawn! LOL

Darrell, cuttingly quiet...for now
Darrell, quiet...for now
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Posted by claycts on Saturday, October 8, 2005 10:01 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by dgwinup

If you enjoy cutting roadbed that much, George, come on over and you can start on mine.....just after you finish cutting my lawn! LOL

Darrell, cuttingly quiet...for now

Last one I built was in 1971 and it was a FLAT 5x10 with Homosote and about 175ft of track. This is 600ft plus 82 turnouts and is a little more than I bargained for. My problem was it was so EASY to design on CADD.
Oh well, gotta go fix the lawn mower! [:D]
Take Care George Pavlisko Driving Race cars and working on HO trains More fun than I can stand!!!

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