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I've been doing what Joe said for almost eight years now. Everyone of my Christmas layouts are different from one another, but always start out with a
4x8. ALL of them, depending on what I chose to track plan, have had either a six inch extension on one side or end, and a couple of years, one on the end and one
on the side.
I use three MTH switchers, and small pro-type cars, such as short 32' hoppers and a few 36' reefers, and such, and bobber cabeese.

These layouts, I have to add, really came alive with Proto 2 and DCS. The four chuffs per revolution and the slow speeds with the engines is just great.

I always have the outside loop with larger radius track, and keep it isolated from the rest of the track so I can run conventional on it, this morning I was running my MTH B6 switcher on the inside track in command, and my 71 year old Lionel train in conventional on that outside loop!

Ed Mullan

OGR Publishing, Inc., 1310 Eastside Centre Ct, Suite 6, Mountain Home, AR 72653
800-980-OGRR (6477)
www.ogaugerr.com

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