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The Physics of HO???
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Whit; <br />We would suggest you pick up the books by John Armstrong on track planning and design. There is also an older book on benchwork either by Mr. Armstrong or Mr. Westscott(sp?). All are excellent and contain a plethora of design and operational information and research materials. <br />The laws of physics very much apply to model railrods. Grades, curve transitions, car weighting, etc. all have an effect on operating reliability and ultimately, your enjoyment. Good planning and careful consideration (although not so much you remain in the armchair modeler position) will be rewarded. The books mentioned will greatly assist you. Good Luck!
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