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Had 3-degree trees on my Train a couple seasons back. They are on Mark's (Story808) Train now. I've got a set of 5-degree trees in my garage on a shelf that might go on my next project. Go with the internal stop.
Had 3-degree trees on my Train a couple seasons back. They are on Mark's (Story808) Train now. I've got a set of 5-degree trees in my garage on a shelf that might go on my next project. Go with the internal stop.
Ok thanks. So go with the internal and not the hideaway one. The internal is cheaper too.
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