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i believe he is TeeBee on another forum i tend to frequent.

i'm so naive about this BIG stuff i haven't even gotten to explore the LGB line/ track gauge. seems like i'm too busy reinventing the wheel! since i have no qualms about using Bachmann on30 tippers in 1:35 scale narrow gauge, i'm hardly the type that would grimace at a few millimeters here and there. thanks for the 'heads-up'

thank you both for the information. i'm soon to be running out of excuses to get building! i'd really like to print the Koppel chart in scale for a wall hanging on a workshop or dispatcher's office wall. the Hudson catalog is a real find and i'm sure as i pour through it there will be more details i can attempt to recreate. thanks Guys

would anyone have a link to a V-skip manufacturer? a few general dimensions would be helpful and i can fudge the parts in between. it would be in the 600 mm track gauge range. i want to try making a frame. the individual manufacturer's details aren't important as i am still on the quest to determine if 1:12 scale is right for me. thanks

aside: really like the non-square baseboard.

but how to join is the question. pleas have gone unanswered for 2 years!

if of any help, Gilbert American Flyer trains were S scale. if availability to kitbash of adapt were a necessity, boot sale items might be available. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Flyer

exceptionally well done casework. the entire vignette is very intriguing; I almost expected to see a cloaked figure lurking in the shadows.

my contributions are well worth what you paid; no more, no less.

http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2007/08/worlds-smallest-vehicles.html

this might keep you entertained for a bit: https://hoseeker.net/

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https://miniart-models.com/ja/products/38036-pigeons/