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Concerning the overpriced copper chimney and the buckling wood deck, quoting Dustin Hoffman in "The Graduate," I have one word for you: "Plastic." Actually, styrene, but potato, po-tah-to.
One question: how does yout pin works scale out, relative to most of your 1:20.3 rolling stock? And is that a new or old flatcar? Also, what about figures?
The more I see of that era, the more I think modeling turn-of-the-century is the way to go. Ya can have a few cars, some horses and wagons, and lots of neat industries that don't exist today. No need for pavement or sidewalks either.
Concerning the overpriced copper chimney and the buckling wood deck, quoting Dustin Hoffman in "The Graduate," I have one word for you: "Plastic." Actually, styrene, but potato, po-tah-to.
One question: how does yout pin works scale out, relative to most of your 1:20.3 rolling stock? And is that a new or old flatcar? Also, what about figures?
The more I see of that era, the more I think modeling turn-of-the-century is the way to go. Ya can have a few cars, some horses and wagons, and lots of neat industries that don't exist today. No need for pavement or sidewalks either.
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