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    Walthers Autorack couplers

    Thanks for the help guys. I will look into those suggestions. I arrived in the last hour of the swap meet to see what was left over and the guy was just trying to get rid of stuff. I don't know why I bought them though, since my layout might have too tight curves. Oh well.
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    Walthers Autorack couplers

    I bought 6 of these Walthers Autoracks for $5 each at a local swap meet. They are in excellent shape except they are all missing the couplers and coupler boxes. What do I use to replace them? I assume they need couplers with long shanks, but what about the boxes?
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    Wpf 3-9/3-15

    My wife and I got rid of the kids for the weekend and stayed in a cabin at Mt. Rainier in Washington state. I saw these in the town of Elbe and had to take some photos. Typical Washington weather.
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    Track laying question

    Awesome, thanks.
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    Track laying question

    My benchwork is plywood with 2" foam boards on top. I am using cork roadbed underneath my tracks for mainlines and such, but for yards and sidings I don't want to use cork. Someone told me to just glue the track straight to the foam but I was wondering if it would be better to put a layer of...
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    sawmill

    I have the Walthers sawmill and outbuildings set and I am having a hard time figuring out how to place it on my switching layout. I messed around using some old peices of track to get it to work. I am open to any ideas. The raw logs will come in by train and be unloaded with an overhead crane...
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