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D&RG Question ?

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Member since May-27-03 · 60 posts

RE: D&RG Question ?

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According to this web site it was dual gauged in 1888 (probably as a response to competition from the Colo. Midland) and it went to standard gauge only in the early 1920's.

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I haven't decided yet. Do what you want to do Jonathan. Don't worry about what I am going to do. Can we even do dual gauge? How do you normally do track next to your routes? Do you place actual track or do you use scenery objects? I am not even sure I am using the right terms here. D&RG Question ? – image 7

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I think that I will do it NG as I have always said I am doing the line how it was in the 1880's so I am doing it how it was between 1882-1888.http://groups.msn.com/MSTSNarrowGauge
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Jonathan Lewis
jonathanmlewis@msn.com

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