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  1. Carl Lawson
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    Use of Peco code 80 with code 55?

    Use the standard Peco rail joiners and the tracks should line up. Any slight variation can be filed after soldering the joint.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Oct 1, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  2. Carl Lawson
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    Columbia Basin/Blue Mountains Freelance

    I don’t know... doesn’t look like “beginner” level work to me. I’d say you’ve skipped “beginner” and are cruising through intermediate on your way...
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Sep 28, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  3. Carl Lawson
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    Foam Lines

    See those big flat surfaces? Nothing in nature is that flat except the dried salt flats out west. Start by carving some erosion features into...
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Sep 20, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  4. Carl Lawson
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    So what sticks in your craw?

    Is that 10 scale feet?
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Aug 27, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  5. Carl Lawson
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    Atlas code 55 turnout quality issues

    Any manufactured turnout will have this problem in varying degrees... the lower the number, the more pressure the curved diverting rail puts on...
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Aug 21, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  6. Carl Lawson
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    Now I’ve done it

    Unfortunately, they cut & edit so much of all of Mel Brooks movies when they show on tv that the movies are almost unintelligible.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Jul 17, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  7. Carl Lawson
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    N scale switcher advice

    I just purchased 2 sets of these. Pricey but worth it.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, May 18, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  8. Carl Lawson
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    Question About Micro Trains Wheels

    Some Micro-Trains railcars I’ve purchased have a spare set of wheels included in the jewel box with the railcar. Are these the “low-profile”...
    Post by: Carl Lawson, May 17, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  9. Carl Lawson
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    Dear Atlas, I wish you would make a...

    ^^^^^ Yes please.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Apr 28, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  10. Carl Lawson
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    More eBay Humor

    I doubt a hairdryer had anything to do with those melted buildings. They probably were in a hot garage or attic and ended up like that. The...
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Apr 25, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  11. Carl Lawson
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    Del-Aire

    Way too complicated, IMHO, since servos have come into common use.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Apr 25, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  12. Carl Lawson
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    More eBay Humor

    Humor comes in all shapes & forms, so step #1 is recognizing it as humor and not something serious.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Apr 23, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  13. Carl Lawson
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    Dear Atlas, I wish you would make a...

    [ATTACH] I would like to see a 1970’s era Copper Ore 2 Bay Hopper car. I would purchase at least 2-4 dozen of these.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Apr 20, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  14. Carl Lawson
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    Whats the Most You've Paid for a Freight Car?

    Forget painting clothes on them and run the nudist colony express.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Apr 13, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  15. Carl Lawson
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    Whats the Most You've Paid for a Freight Car?

    My most expensive rolling stock are 2 brass UP CA-11 cabooses. I got a good deal for both from the same dealer, but they are far and away the most...
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Apr 11, 2019 in forum: N Scale
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    Whats the Most You've Paid for a Freight Car?

    Fine detail and crisp printing are wonderful things, but when weathered and rolling by in a train consist, I can’t tell the difference between the...
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Apr 11, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  17. Carl Lawson
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    And so it begins...

    The fishbowl thing is normal until your eyes adjust.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Feb 21, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  18. Carl Lawson
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    And so it begins...

    Watch out for curbs!!!
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Feb 19, 2019 in forum: N Scale
  19. Carl Lawson
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    Lamenting the loss of my local hobbyshop

    You can make a small fortune operating a hobby shop, but only if you start with a large fortune.
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Feb 12, 2019 in forum: N Scale
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    Lamenting the loss of my local hobbyshop

    The LHS has to sell in stock merchandise close to full boat retail due to the expense load. However, they should be willing to negotiate a...
    Post by: Carl Lawson, Feb 11, 2019 in forum: N Scale
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