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Always draw a little scale both horizontal and vertical before Xeroxing as a check for scale as copiers are not accurate.

Max on Cape Cod

On November 7, 2018 at 11:40 AM Archibald Campbell <fdonmedway@...> wrote:

If you want to change the scale you could print at 7/8 ie 88% for HO or 50% for British N etc. It would no longer be the size of a box file but would that matter.

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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Nick <nick.meredith@...>
Sent: 07 November 2018 14:21
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [small-layout-design] Layout in a boxfile #106a

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I’ve built a lot of buildings from Scalescenes, and can endorse them as excellent.?

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They are self-print kit, designed to be printed onto A4 paper, then stuck to cardboard of various weights, cut and assembled. They’re fairly sophisticated, designed so as not to show the edge of cardboard, and to wrap around window and door recesses, and to build up multiple layers.

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They normally do models for a variety of scales but this one is only in OO scale. I’m sure it would look fine with HO scale.

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Like Chris I have no connection with the supplier apart from being a (very) satisfied customer

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Nick Meredith

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On Wed, 7 Nov 2018 at 14:00, Chris via Groups.Io <chris_nicoleuk= [email protected]> wrote:

Hi,
ScaleScenes are a British company producing card model railway kits for buildings and structures at various scales. They are mainly British scene but some of their industrial buildings would not look out of place anywhere.
Recently they brought out a complete kit for an industrial layout to fit inside a boxfile:


I thought this may be of interest to the Small Layout Group.
I am not connected to the company, but I have bought and used some of their products on my layout Jenswell.?

Regards,

Chris Nicole

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Nick Meredith
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