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N scale minimum radius
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Hi, <br /> <br />First off, I'm not entirely new to railroading. I had an HO scale layout many years ago, but I recently decided to get back into the hobby, in N scale. I'm modeling a local road that operated 60 miles of track. It ran between several local copper mines, and carried some pretty unique cargo. Here's a link if you would like to see: www.copperrange.org Anyways, the prototype ran three diesels in the 60's, two Baldwin DS4-4-1000's, and an SW-12. I was wondering if anyone made these engines, and if they are available with DCC? My other main question is the minimum radius. I know HO is around 15 at the bare minimum, but I was hoping I could get away with a 9" radius on my N scale. I'm doing a point to point, urban style, with a loop on one end and a Wye on the other. Most of my rolling stock will be ore cars and 40' boxcars, so I'm hoping 9" will suffice. Thanks in advance for the help. Josh
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