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  • #22520
    Matthew
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      Hey guys, long time (yes I’m alive).

      I was sitting in my personal train layout room and was looking at my ME Models track saying I needed more.
      Does anyone have some they do not wish to have they would like to part with?

      Also I’m willing to trade some my 9V track for PF at a 3:1 ratio if anyone is interested.

      #22521
      Matt Redfield
      Participant

        I’m willing to trade some my 9V track for PF at a 3:1 ratio if anyone is interested.

        You’re giving 3x 9V track segments for 1x PF track segment? Let me see what I have lying around…

        Any chance you’ll be making the trek out for the 5th Birthday Party on Aug 19?

        #22522
        Matthew
        Participant

          Haha I knew I should have clarified. 1 9V track for 3 PF.

          Wont be able to, too much wedding stuff going on.

          #22523
          Matt Redfield
          Participant

            My rule of thumb when it’s not absolutely clear is, the first thing goes with the first thing. So… you said

            9V track for PF

            3:1 ratio

            but I was pretty sure you were looking to get a larger layout in exchange for giving someone who’s traditionalist some of what’s hard to come by these days… so I figured I’d mess with you help you (and the masses) out by clarifying.

            Bummer we won’t see you, but congrats or whatever. 😉

            #22524
            Matthew
            Participant

              I figured you would.

              Im just making the move over to PF because of how uniform it will look with ballast. Plus my plan is to only use it in roads when I manage to LUGBULK parts for MILS roads.

              So if you need 9V, I have around 50 straights to trade.

              curve would be 1:1 trade.

              #22534
              Laura
              Participant

                I would consider 2:1, 3:1 is a bit steep.

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