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Free MR Newsletter Article: Banish derailments on your model railroad

BryanC
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A topic of interest to everyone! The author, Jim Hediger, offers "12 ways to smoother operation". The article appears to be appropriate to all scales!

You may find it here: Banish derailments on your model railroad


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Bryan C
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Submitted by BryanC on Fri, 08/22/2008 - 09:35.

69Z28
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I don't know BryanC.I'm

I don't know BryanC.Frown

I'm basicly lazy Wink and that sounds like an awful lot of work just to keep cars on the track Cry.

But I guess I'll have to accept that model railroading is a four letter (work Smile)  word if you want to keep your cars on the rails.

Next folks be saying you have to clean the rails tooLaughing

Oh well, a Model railroaders work is never done 

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See ya

Ron


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Tue, 08/26/2008 - 15:10

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Great tip Bryan, thanks,

Great tip Bryan, thanks, even if doing it all is a bit trying, and if it can't be done for all the stock, when the derailments come around, just following the list will solve the problem.

Lázaro



Wed, 08/27/2008 - 01:28

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