Re: Como Scale House

rockrdg Wrote:
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> Chris Walker Wrote:
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> > Perhaps you should post this over at the
> correct
> > place for C&S, not too many on here for that.
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> [url=http://c-sng-discussion-forum.41377.n7.nabble
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> > .com/]C&SngDiscussion[/url]
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> > Ask for Jim Courtney: he has posted C&S
> structure
> > drawings and probably Rick Steele as well.
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> I think Chris was trying to be helpful to a
> newbie.
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> My take on his post.



Thank you, I was,

I don't have nor have seen anything specifically on the Scalehouse other than the appearance in the background of several photos and never noted in those. Just one of the obscurities of documentation for modelling I guess. By the way, I've been an avid C&S'er for nearly 45 years now.

And since "over there" we do in depth discussion of the minutiae of the C&S(or Predecessor), not watered down with any Grande stuff unless that was interchanged with the C&S(or P.). That's the reason why it was started, a gourmet feast for the C&S(or P.) follower not the fast food of the NGDF.
You could even call it a K-37 Free Zone.

I don't know how many times I've linked to it either on here, numerous.

As I suggested, but did not elaborate the reason, Jim Courtney contributed in the Files Section, some C&S Structure Drawings, of which I can't open for some reason on this computer and I was/am unaware of the actual contents. Jim may have more.

As I suggested, but did not elaborate the reason, Rick Steele: I knew he had taken a lot of time to post the comprehensive Bridge&Buildings list, actually I checked his Como listing before posting, but did not see the Scalehouse listed. I have in the past noted several mentions of the "Field Notes", so I gathered if the info was in there, then Rick would be the man for that.

We all know that the Search on here is broken,(unlike that excellent search feature of the C&Sn3 Nabble host) so if it was posted on here it would be lost to time in a matter of days.



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