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Well, fate has allowed me the space and resources to build a 16x12 layout.
Not what I would consider small but not gargantuan either. I inherited an
already built 10x8 layout and when the track and roadbed is torn up it will
be easy to extend the L girder benchwork to 16x12.

The question is can I stay? Or shall I be thrown to the wolves that build
huge layouts on the LDsig list. Perhaps I should start a
medium-layout-design list. (Toungue firmly planted in cheek)

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Greg Williams
Argyle, NB, Canada

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Geez, that's too bad that fate dealt you a double blow like that,
space and resources for a large layout. My feelings go out to you my
friend. It's a sad day when the railroad has to expand like that.
Were here for you, man. Maybe we can have a fund raiser to help you
face this crisis. Life can be so cruel sometimes. Good luck to you!
Good luck!

Dandy

At 11:45 AM 6/8/01, "Greg Williams" <cprfan@...> wrote (in part):

. . .The question is can I stay? Or shall I be thrown to the wolves that build
huge layouts on the LDsig list. Perhaps I should start a
medium-layout-design list. (Toungue firmly planted in cheek)

Greg,

They way things have been going on some of these lists lately, you probably should. [BTW, lest anyone take me too serious, I am being sarcastic here.]


Paul Kossart - Peru, Illinois, USA
BRHS, TP&WHS, La Salle & Bureau County Model Railroad Club

Modeling the fictional CB&Q Illiniwek River Branch in HO in the 1960's.
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Greg Williams
Argyle, NB, Canada

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