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It is our pleasure to announce to our readers and members of the forum that Jack Rimer and his crew at Coaster Dynamics has joined our list of magazine and forum advertisers/sponsors!  Many of you are already familiar with the beautiful classic theme park models that Coaster Dynamics produces.  Jack and his associates are regulars at the TCA York meet where they bring many of their handmade products from roller coasters to rocket ship rides and even ferris wheels.  They even offer kits for those so inclined!  Jack invites you to click on their banner located in the 4th row from the top of all forum pages or go to their index listing located within the featured topics on all of the forum categories.  By doing so, you can visit their website http://www.coasterdynamix.com/  to see all of their product offerings and perhaps add a very unique model to your layout..!  PLEASE join us in welcoming Jack and his crew at Coaster Dynamics to the OGR Magazine and Forum!! 

Thanks!

Alan

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Thanks guys! We are excited to be on here to bring exposure to our line and help our customers with any questions or concerns. All our models are fully operational and come hand built from our factory in Virginia. The rides we choose are relevant in both the contemporary and steam eras, thus making them at home in any layout. Glad to be aboard!!

We have discussed making a smaller roller coaster model numerous times. It is difficult to fit enough track needed to make a realistic working model into a smaller space. However, we are working on it and may have a solution in the near future. Even a small model will consume a good bit of real estate. I know everyone has different requirements, but is there a size that we might shoot for?

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We have discussed making a smaller roller coaster model numerous times. It is difficult to fit enough track needed to make a realistic working model into a smaller space. However, we are working on it and may have a solution in the near future. Even a small model will consume a good bit of real estate. I know everyone has different requirements, but is there a size that we might shoot for?

I was joking, but I'm really happy to read that you are thinking about it.

Here's a thought, how about a kiddie- ride model. Something a carnival would put up in a church parking lot. It could have no more then  a two foot by two foot layout, with the launch hump on one end that O Gauge people can walk under to get to the carnival tents in the center.

I think your ticket booth would be really cool as an entrance.

 

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