Re: Unusual trackage - looks a bit like M&PP switch
| May 28, 2014 09:46PM |
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Certainly the use of moveable frogs is pivotal in this case 
I would like to build at least one for my Tramway but don't want the expense and maintenance issues with the rodding.
Chris
in New Zealand
I would like to build at least one for my Tramway but don't want the expense and maintenance issues with the rodding.
Chris
in New Zealand
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