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2-4 1:39:17	TheWag	Bugger
2-4 1:37:52	rvn2001	Can't see it.
2-4 1:35:17	TheWag	Lotsa fun at last week's show. Might need to start reserving some times to get movement on my stuff. https://www.facebook.com/thewag/posts/pfbid02eZPhjYLWASwhBx62xhavVkC6vFJnCPA7GDyhz8Sti1RpVLGkZz6gwNUFm2WKK5aEl
2-4 1:35:09	soccrdad30	bridges are tough
2-4 1:33:49	rvn2001	The "bridge" piece I mad to go between the crossover modules is not adjustable.
2-4 1:31:50	soccrdad30	hello Ben
2-4 1:31:35	GNFan	Hi, Ben.
2-4 1:31:35	ejshelton	Hi Ben
2-4 1:31:25	rvn2001	Hi Ben.
2-4 1:31:03	TheWag	heya
2-4 1:28:59	rvn2001	That would make sense.
2-4 1:27:48	soccrdad30	and there are some that they both have
2-4 1:27:27	soccrdad30	yes
2-4 1:26:14	rvn2001	I suspect that they both have decals that the other one doesn't have?
2-4 1:24:45	soccrdad30	but their decals will only do 1 or 2 cars/locos where K4 decals will do upto 4 cars/locos
2-4 1:23:50	soccrdad30	a nice selection of RR's
2-4 1:23:11	rvn2001	They even have T scale decals.
2-4 1:20:40	soccrdad30	here... «link»
2-4 1:20:11	rvn2001	That will be good for people without their own ALPS printer.
2-4 1:19:47	soccrdad30	the list is somewhat extensive
2-4 1:19:39	rvn2001	No John, I did not.
2-4 1:19:20	soccrdad30	Thom, did you see CMR now carries Z scale train decals?
2-4 1:18:40	GNFan	Got it. Thanks, guyz.
2-4 1:18:29	rvn2001	CMR has the power holes too.
2-4 1:18:13	soccrdad30	CMR has options for deeper modules
2-4 1:17:59	rvn2001	Both of those manufacturers modules connect and operate well together.
2-4 1:17:28	soccrdad30	Denniston also has holes for where the power connections could be
2-4 1:16:25	rvn2001	The different manufacturer's modules all have the same dimensions. Denniston uses thicker wood and wood blocks to hold the legs. It also come pre-assembled. CMR uses thinner wood and a flat piece of wood that slides into slots on the frame to hold the legs.
2-4 1:16:18	soccrdad30	Denniston's modules are pre-assembled
2-4 1:15:52	soccrdad30	CMR has more module options, and hardware options
2-4 1:15:10	soccrdad30	Mike, they both are quality products, but vary in different ways
2-4 1:14:13	GNFan	I figured, John. I just could't resist the play on words.
2-4 1:13:31	soccrdad30	oops, variation of their production of the modules
2-4 1:13:12	soccrdad30	no deviation in standards, just a standard in their production of the modules
2-4 1:12:50	GNFan	yet they
2-4 1:12:32	GNFan	The modules follow a standard, yet the "have their own unique qualities"? Does that suggest there's a "standard deviation"?
2-4 1:12:19	soccrdad30	plus some screws too!
2-4 1:12:00	soccrdad30	I have a module from Denniston and several from CMR
2-4 1:11:48	rvn2001	I prefer the modules from CMR. They're lighter and have the markings and holes for the track in them already.
2-4 1:10:42	soccrdad30	all the module makers seems to have their own unique qualities
2-4 1:09:56	rvn2001	The T-rail-Z modules are my homemade modules.
2-4 1:09:21	rvn2001	The newest module is from CMR. The older module is from Denniston.
2-4 1:08:46	soccrdad30	are those modules your homemade modules?
2-4 1:08:06	rvn2001	Thank you.
2-4 1:07:48	soccrdad30	they look very nice! I like it!
2-4 1:07:16	rvn2001	No, the crossover modules are in the small TTZ layout thatI have on the Kitchen countertop but I'm not using the crossover feature.
2-4 1:06:52	soccrdad30	I would agree, too bad Rokuhan does not have a module for that operations
2-4 1:06:20	rvn2001	It's a little difficult to keep things from crashing. I was just running locos on it.
2-4 1:06:07	soccrdad30	are you running the crossover tonight?
2-4 1:05:41	soccrdad30	Thom, I do like your newer photos, the crossover looks great!

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