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Looks like fun! Ron [email protected]> wrote:

Here's the progress on my '2x4' (actually '4x5' with the extension) O-RR: a folded dogbone with a couple of spurs and a switchback using K-Line/Lionel E-Z Streets.? Mock-ups of the now-abandoned

Thanks (and to Nick). Now that you've given me the size of an A4 sheet I see it'll be fine. Jim van Gaasbeek

Model Railroads of Southern California's 59th layout tour will be Saturday, February 23, in the area between and including San Bernardino and Barstow. Other major towns in that area are Adelanto,

8.27 x 11.69 wrote: Nick Meredith nick.meredith@...

a4 is apparently 8.3" x 11.7" so 88% of that is a lot less than your paper. 7.3"x10.3". Archie ________________________________ Sent: 10 November 2018 16:25 To: [email protected] Subject:

If I scale it down to HO, will it fit on our standard 8-1/2" x 11" paper - A4 is a bit scarce on the ground here. Jim van Gaasbeek California

Well I have a cheap HP Envy 5530 roller printer. Yesterday I printed off the colour test on? Scalescenes' website. I forgot I had been previously printing Landscape and had to repeat as Portrait.

I found that for this particular “Layout in a Boxfile” file, that when printing on an HP 8710 Office Jet printer set to 8.5 x 11 paper, if I click either the “Fit” or “Shrink oversize

I'm thinking changing scales to the next size up or down shouldn't make that much of a difference if the resolution changes correspond (thinking of Photoshop image size changes)...nice to know it

Sorry can’t help you there. Have only increased size of Clever Models kits (1/48 to 1/24) and didn’t have any problems then. Roger Brookes in the UK Sent: 08 November 2018 16:26 To:

Remaining question...So using these percentage differences (great to have all this on a table, thanks!) to upscale or downsize some given print, would other changes need making with the original

See attached file Sent: 08 November 2018 14:19 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [small-layout-design] Layout in a boxfile How can Scalescenes be used for O scale?

How can Scalescenes be used for O scale?

On November 8, 2018 at 4:02 AM Archibald Campbell <fdonmedway@... mailto:fdonmedway@... > wrote: Any printer which runs the paper over rollers is liable to have small discrepancies...

On November 8, 2018 at 4:02 AM Archibald Campbell <fdonmedway@... mailto:fdonmedway@... > wrote: Any printer which runs the paper over rollers is liable to have small discrepancies...

Any printer which runs the paper over rollers is liable to have small discrepancies between the two directions which is why one should never scale off a print. The only time I have had really accurate

I’ve just had an interesting evening getting my head around the instructions. All 25 pages and 276 illustrated stages of them. Then there’s the instructions on how to fit all the sections into the

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