Re: A Maine Thing (model content)
| May 25, 2016 09:49AM |
IIRC RMI built to 3.75 scale and the gauge was changed to accommodate the track. We have 2 forneys built to 3.75 scale by privater builders.
Tom C.
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Tom C.
Later;
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A student of the Southend RGS!
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