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Newbie Asks Maximum Frieght Car Length For Atlas #4 Customline Switches?
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Hello again, everyone. <br /> <br />I'm just building a small switching layout , about 2' X 10', so I can go slow and learn everything. My small, 4 axle diesel switcher will be moving slowly......pushing and pulling a car, or two, or three around the layout. <br /> <br />So, #4 Customline switches (I have some #6 Customline switches, too), and 18" curves in a yard. For the very least of problems, do I keep my box cars and gondolas and stuff at a 40' maximum? 50 maximum? Longer? No maximum? <br /> <br />How about those 15" curves, they are really tight. <br /> <br />And I guess that the smaller the car, the better looking it will be. Or maybe that is a subjective thing. <br /> <br />I read and learn much from you guys. I get more and more hooked on this hobby as each week goes by. <br /> <br />Thanks <br />Ray <br />
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