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For use switch outs for sidings and any spur line.
They are LGB, great shape... (Compared to the Aristo's I have with the gully's in the frogs)
Sound fine for a mini 2-4-0 loco but I would like to do this with the MTH 4-6-4 Hudson with a minimum R2 curve need. (62" dia)
Now some notes:
The Hudson would be entering the siding / spur at "yard" speeds and I would arrange for a 2' straight after the switch and then use min R2 curves to redirect the line back to parallel with the main track.
I know, I'm cheap however I know some of you have tried this stunt. Your feedback would be great.
gg
They are LGB, great shape... (Compared to the Aristo's I have with the gully's in the frogs)
Sound fine for a mini 2-4-0 loco but I would like to do this with the MTH 4-6-4 Hudson with a minimum R2 curve need. (62" dia)
Now some notes:
The Hudson would be entering the siding / spur at "yard" speeds and I would arrange for a 2' straight after the switch and then use min R2 curves to redirect the line back to parallel with the main track.
I know, I'm cheap however I know some of you have tried this stunt. Your feedback would be great.
gg