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[quote user="Dave Vollmer"][quote user="ngn47"] <p>This is a great idea and a noble effort.</p><p>I was wondering if we could get a push from all N-Scale(rs) for more layouts in Kalmbach's</p><p>"Great Model Railroads" annual publication? I am disappointed that they only have one N-Scale layout and eight HO layouts. I believe that there are a lot of great (if not fantastic) layouts worthy</p><p>included in that issue. </p><p>[/quote]</p><p>Yep, this year I, for the first time, did NOT buy GMR... It just wasn't aimed at me in any way. Mostly huge HO layouts. The one N scale layout was also enormous.</p><p>Clearly I wasn't their intended audience, so I saved my cash. I'd like to see some smaller layouts, too. Even a medium-sized HO layout would be of some interest to me (I could always modify the trackplan for N). Wonder if Kalmbach is listening...?<span class="smiley">[:-^]</span></p><p><span class="smiley">I'm sure it's neat to have the kind of layout where you need 25 people over just to run a train. That's just not for me. If it keeps me and my two boys (or a friend or two) busy, that's perfect! In fact, if I had a 20'x40' finished space, I wouldn't fill it with layout. I'm thinking 12'x12' is roughly my ideal size in N. Can be built and scenicked in a reasonable time, not cost-prohibitive, maintainbable, and operable by 1-4 people.</span></p><p><span class="smiley">That's just me, though!<span class="smiley">[swg]</span></span></p><p>[/quote]</p><p>I'm with you on this one on all counts. No GMR for me and 12'x12' is great for N scale. Although If I had more room and finished a 12'x12' I guess I would consider expanding.</p><p>Rob</p>
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