One of PVMR's members, Glenn Ritter, designed an A/F layout with the
intention of displaying the various sizes of "trains" available.
_http://kulpritterpics.homestead.com/PVMR120410.html_
(http://kulpritterpics.homestead.com/PVMR120410.html) the 5 X 8 layout is
Glenn's, shown ( without the size
delineations ) at a church bazaar last Dec 4th. People travelleda s much as
40 miles to see those two layouts. The smaller layout is PVMR's first
traveling display at 4 X 7. Three of our five layouts are "S", the largest
at 8 X 18 is slowly going to a "Scale" offering, as time and money permit.
We also display with the NASG banner.
Jim Lyle.
In a message dated 10/30/2011 10:13:18 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
It is not uncommon to go into a museum, store, etc. only to see all the
different gauges on display, like a group of engines, with nice place cards
by each saying what scale or gauge it is and S is nowhere to be seen, like
it does not or did not exist.
Mike Marmer
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