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Standard Modules
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introduction
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Segments to start with...
4x20.gif (55 bytes)The following radiused ends and standard modules are a good place to start. Each has an individual character and style. Both the ends and one of the standard modules have a simple, flat play surface

that is easy to construct. The other two incorporate ramps that drop below the main playing surface. Half-height ramps for sidings – made by shortening standard ramps – can be leveraged as well, though this can be omitted to simplify construction.

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