otr01= Over The Road - Project 01
OR
Maybe L.U.N.A. 1 as per Peter in 9-2001
any name is ok, just someone needs to come up with a better name

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Model Research 1, Foam board and JRS work Shop 01-07-2004 John-R	Go To Research 1
Equipment List, As of  10,Jan 2004 01-10-2004 John-R	Go To List
Image of ASI/1995 10-26-2003 John-R
Image of 05-23-2002, By John R. Schrock 10-26-2003 John-R
USA Map of Possible member states for ISDC 2004 Click for All Maps 10-26-2003 John-R
study01-01.gif ,By John R. Schrock 10-26-2003 10-26-2003 John-R
THINK outside the box BUT Do Think about the Box  study01-02.gif ,By John R. Schrock 10-29-2003 10-26-2003 John-R
Some Rough Layouts  study01-03.gif ,By John R. Schrock 11-12-2003 11-12-2003 John-R
Some Rough Layouts  study01-03.tbn.jpg thumbnail version ,By John R. Schrock 12-18-2003 11-12-2003 John-R
asi199600103_side.gif 10-26-2003 John-R
asi199600103_top.gif 10-26-2003 John-R
asi199600105.gif 10-27-2003 John-R
From an e-mail of Peter Kokh 5/7/2002 on the Leto list A Discussion in MMM on a L.U.N.A Analog Station #148 Sept 2001  Pages 10-12 10-27-2003 John-R
A lead from Artemis Mag, Summer 2002  page 12+ Image is from the Project Horizon The web URL for Project Horizon The web URL for Project Lunex 10-27-2003 John-R
A lead from a train web page.  http://www.walthers.com/exec/sets A listing of scales for model rail roads. 11-20-2003 John-R 12-19-2003	Train sets come in a variety of different sizes, called scales. Each has an alphabetical name, but they can also be expressed as a ratio; for example, G-scale trains are 1/22nd the size of an actual train. While there are many scales available, G, O, S, HO, N, and Z are the most popular. Train Scale Scale Architectural Scale G 1/22 N/A O 1/48 1/4" = 1' On30 1/48 1/4" = 1ft S 1/64 3/16"=1ft HO 1/87 N/A N 1/160 N/A Z 1/220 N/A