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Bill Uffelman wrote: "The group does not share file space with the LDSIG--you have to belong to a goup to access its files." Ok, I saw several files that were in both groups file area and so I assumed

Why? Administrative error! :o) Not sure why that's there -- probably a typo on my part. I believe I have corrected this now. Thanks for pointing it out! Thanks -- Jon wrote:

If this group isn't affiliated with the LDSIG, why do this group's digests have the following heading? Note that the first link sends one to the LDSIG page. Regards, Mark

Jon, The plans are drafted in XtrackCad or whatever its called. (Demo version is great for little railroads.) I use this as a templeate and redraw it in Photoshop. This system is pretty fast. After

Hello Michael -- Thanks for sharing your plans -- they are very nicely rendered. How are you drawing them? They look like 3rd PlanIt with, perhaps, some PhotoShop enhancements. Thanks -- Jon isolated

Hello -- Sorry for the delay in answering this one. No, this group does not share space with LDSIG. Small Layout Design is not affiliated with the Layout Design Special Interest Group, the LDSGI

The group does not share file space with the LDSIG--you have to belong to a goup to access its files. I like your new plan--any chance you can use a curved turnout at the left end to lenghten the

I have received some good decisions about improving the Guelph Junction RR. The latest plan has been uploaded to the files area called Guelph2. The switching scenario is based on the good ol'

Michael, we didn't think it was you. We just assumed it was your evil clones! %^ } Welcome! Paul (actually it was 7 versions, but whose counting?) Kossart - Peru, Illinois, USA BRHS, TP&WHS, La Salle

I have uploaded the latest version of my track plan to the file area (as the auto message already said) but I deleted the old file to save space. The new file is called Branch1. The benchwork, as it

Hi Mike, Interesting plan. I am a little confused as to the purpose of the switch-back. I guess it's actually a WYE, and will have to be wired as such. Have you thought of how you will operate it?

That's the one.. Bill Uffelman

I saw it in the last week as a reference in a note on either this list or the LDSIG list. It basically has two bail type handles that drop over the ends to retain cars. May have been the LDSIG in a

Maurice, I think Bill was referring to John Wright's Federal Street layout: http://home.freeuk.net/nmrabr/p87/home.htm If you haven't seen these pages yet, check them out. Federal Street is a superb

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the small-layout-design group. File : /Branch-1.jpg Uploaded by : maurice@...

Bill, Is this story in the SLD-sig library? Yes, I agree, some type of gate is a must for both ends. Rerailers are a good idea, wonder if they are available for code 83? I'm using Walthers turnouts

Hi Gang, I'm John... new to this group but not Model RRing. I've been in the hobby for around 20 years now (currently age 32). My primary scale modeling interest is HO, but I have recently started

Maurice the re is an on line story showing a train length turntable with flip down handles that keep the cars from rolling off the track when turning. May want to consider such an addition to the

I certainly didn't mean to post 4 versions of the same message.... Pardon the error. Michael Denny

Greeting all, I am a new member as of this morning. My name is Michael Denny, and I live in Guelph Ontario Canada. I have but recently made the switch to N from HO, and I am preparing to build a small