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 Post subject: dual scale crossings?
PostPosted: Mon Feb 14, 2005 7:52 am 
Is there such a thing as a crossing which incorporates tracks of different scales? ( An N scale track crosing an HO scale track?) could one be fabricated? I am new to the hobby and thought it would be neat to have two scales on one layout....
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Is there such a thing as a crossing which incorporates tracks of different scales? ( An N scale track crossing an HO scale track?) could one be fabricated? I am new to the hobby and thought it would be neat to have two scales on one layout....


Anything is possible! While this isn't a fixture we offer as our regular product line, it can be produced as a custom order.

Contact me via email if you are interested in pursuing this furthor....

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