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GandalfCharter Member · 287 postsJul 22, 2002 8:21 AM

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Since I have run into a wall with my roundhouse, I decided to give the ol' tried and true another go...It's baased on prototype pictures and drawings for an N scale model from the August 1987 Model Railroader. The prototype is in Grafton W.VA. The sucker is HUGE. I followed the original specs very closely for the overall dimensions, but took liberties with minor details and such. Still working on texturing and details. Hope to have it done by the end of the week...let me know what you think.Thanks, John

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