Ntrak Module Design

Good morning Puckdropper;

Unsure as to why, but the picture on your JPG link seems scrambled. As I don't have Cad Std, would I be able to obtain a copy for viewing purposes as a DXF?

Cheers, John

"John Fraser" wrote in news:46bc83b1$0$4032$ snipped-for-privacy@news.aliant.net:

Sorry about that... I uploaded the file in the wrong FTP mode. It's been fixed, and verified to work on my system.

CadStd Version:

Puckdropper

Good afternoon Puckdropper;

Thank you, Jpeg and DXF work fine. I really can't suggest any improvements as I'm unfamiliar with the routes in question aside from perhaps a filling station and roadside diner, or perhaps rural scenery. My late Uncle Joe used run a dairy/crop farm. An interstate highway now runs through what used to be a cornfield. All but the house and lane is gone.

Cheers, John

"John Fraser" wrote in news:46c1c691$0$4025$ snipped-for-privacy@news.aliant.net:

Thanks for taking the time to look. I appreciate getting feed back on my designs. :-)

About all the rural scenery I'm planning on is corn and fences. (I'm still looking for N scale corn.) Should this module turn out to be too boring, I can easily build a second module to attach to it with more visual interest, such as the barn with Meramac Caverns painted on its roof.

Puckdropper

N scale comes as door welcome mats.

Chuck Kimbrough wrote in news:bJAwi.159$ snipped-for-privacy@eagle.america.net:

Huh? I don't understand what you're trying to say.

DUH My bad that should have been N scale corn comes as door welcome mats.

Green, Indoor/ Outdoor carpeting. Available in small quantities as 'Door Mats' = Acres & acres of cornfield.

;-)

Chuck D.

Chuck Kimbrough wrote in news:HZVwi.190$wi6.1434 @eagle.america.net:

I'll definately look in to that! Thanks!

Puckdropper