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No, no I meant my post as something independent of the stuff you all were
discussing, jesting, about. I just want to know the thought process behind 6
or 8 wide. I have followed several threads but it just isn't clear to me.
The only thing I can figure is people know 6 is too narrow but they just do
it that way "because." I am sure there is something I am missing.
Maybe it is because you would have to widen the #4553 train wash to fit
a larger vehicle? Maybe it is because people just prefer to build on
prefabricated wagon plates?
I would just like to understand the thoughts so I can make my own
decision given the information that others base their projects from.
-Nick
Scott E. Sanburn wrote in message <38A04540.7EA9CD36@cleanweb.net>...
> Nick & John & All,
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> I was jesting in fun, no offense to John or anything, I guess I should
> have posted to off-topic.fun or something. I think John is a great guy.
> I have to experiment a little with the 6 / 8 debate. I have a lot of
> trains, I have not done a lot of building with them as of yet.
>
> Scott S.
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