Narrow Gauge Midwest style soon to be relleased

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njineerMember since Jul-4-02 · 14 postsAug 31, 2002 2:25 PM

Now I have to confess, I wasn't a narrow gauge fan when I had a physical model railroad. But in the virtual world with all the cool stuff of Prowler and others, I am having a ball. Making it a fictional route rather small in comparison to other layouts (10 to 15 baseboards maximum). I am trying to get my son the programmer by trade to help the old man get up a scenario or two for this layout. While not necessarily set in Iowa (Iowa had 13 narrow gauge roads up into the late 20's and 30's) it could be anywhere in the heartland of the USA. Here are a few shots for those interested in Narrow Gauge.Later,
CSK (Iowa Guy)

Highball

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