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Current rule book definition of a train?
Author: Mike Stimpson
Date: 07-18-2008 - 09:43

It used to be that the standard rule book definition of a train was "one or more engines, with or without cars, displaying markers". A light engine movement could therefore be a train (or not).

Now we don't use markers. We have FRED, but that's not used on light engine movements.

What's the current rule book definition of a train?

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  Current rule book definition of a train? Mike Stimpson 07-18-2008 - 09:43
  Re: Current rule book definition of a train? AC 07-18-2008 - 10:20
  Re: Current rule book definition of a train? Mike Stimpson 07-18-2008 - 11:43
  Re: Current rule book definition of a train? J 07-18-2008 - 12:41
  Re: Current rule book definition of a train? Barry Draper 07-19-2008 - 20:04


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