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Just spotted a typo in this note. 3-2-1 should have read 3-2-2 ( ie Inglenook).

Have a look at the instructions when you try to print. "Custom Scale" is one of the options allowing smaller size to be printed. This is where a percentage can be inserted. The other thing to consider

Right on their website is a list of different scales and it tells what needs to be done to the parts so they print out at the right scale. I would imagine one could download the file then if need be

Normally they do redesign for different scales, to get around issues over board thicknesses and also to avoid joining pieces in small scales that run over multiple A4 sheets in larger scales. Looking

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

I’ve built a lot of buildings from Scalescenes, and can endorse them as excellent. They are self-print kit, designed to be printed onto A4 paper, then stuck to cardboard of various weights, cut and

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

At Last! Something other than "What is a 'Small Layout'....." Jude in Choo Chootown

Short notice but I wanted to alert anyone in the northern Indiana/Southern Michigan area of a Small Layout Presentation at the Michiana Division NMRA monthly meeting this Saturday in South Bend,

Barry...The texture and coloration look really authentic...keep up the good work!? Many thanks for the kudos.? John M.

Thanks John. My rockface is foam board glued together with a glue gun. I then got some images of the rock faces and had them colour printed on good quality paper and stuck these on the outside with

Here is a discussion started by referring to Dick Andrew’s 18”x24” drawing board 1/4” scale 2’ gauge

Friends, Please check out these several pages at the Carl Arendt web site for some small layout ideas featuring 1/4" scale standard gauge equipment: * Page 65a - September 2007 * Page 69?? -

Barry, Love the "KTR"! The homebuilt equipment and locomotives look and seem to run well. Love the small single shaft DC motors visible in the one industrial shunter as well as the single point

Your mountain looks a lot like mine!? The scales are different (mine's O-tinplate), but the scenery is about the same--my main mountain in styrofoam is about 1' x 3' x 2.6' h. that lifts-off and I

In the UK it was common place for the horse to be unhitched and walked to the other end of the tramcar; YouTube link to a horse tram in operation at a museum:

What is a "Small Layout"? Perspective is everything and it is nothing.... The late Carl Arndt is credited with the term "Micro Layout" -- And he pegged it at four square feet or less..? That said,

Hello group - I may have missed this as an answer to the question at hand, but to me a "small layout" is just that - a small layout. Not a module (though some of these may be operated as

Also used in 1:1 scale on the old horse tram systems. The wheels ran? on the flanges while passing through the points and the horse was moved out to the side to provide the bias needed for the tram

We called them "Kick switches" in underground mining. Ok for hand-tramming (pushing an ore car) but not too good with motors (locos.) Nowadays they use regular double-point switches ..... that long