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AMW

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Hi! This is my first time posting in your forum. I am a pastry chef/sugar artist who has been commissioned to make a model train out of cake. I am looking for an on line source that can give me any of the following info:

1. The outside dimensions of actual train cars (locomotive, coal car, logging car, caboose) OR
2. The outside dimensions of O gauge or HO gauge train cars.

Is there anyone out there who can point me in the right direction? Thank you so much!!
 

grove den

naturally natural trees
I am from Europe so I am not the right person to answer :D
But for the other members it's a piece of cake do ya?:D :D :D or sugar?:p

But anyway...I'm very curious about your results Sir. Have not heard it at all: modelling trains with cake:eek:
 




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