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ED, <br />I installed the RTS software and used it to checkout the layout that you sent to me. Your layout was really cool. I like it a lot. I really <br />like the "YARD" aspect of the layout. I am making <br />the following assumptions: <br />1. The little black squares on the layout represent where track is joined together. <br /> <br />2. The cutting of the plywood was length-wise as <br />opposed to width-wise. <br /> <br />3. The cut was made by a sabre saw <br /> <br /> <br />Questions are: <br />1. Why a zig zag cut? <br />2. Why in the middle, wouldn't a piece of wood(plywood) joined at either length-wide side <br />worked just as well? <br />3. Since you knew in advance that you were going <br />to modify the plywood, why did you stay with the <br />18" radii that would restrict you to 4 axle locos <br />for better operations. <br />4. I will be taking your advice and buy a couple <br />of the publications that you mentioned. I have been purchasing the Model RR magazine for the Hobby Shop nearby. <br />5. Sorry that I took so long posting this reply. <br />I have been doing some work on a family tree. <br /> <br />ponyboy <br />
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