KATO - 20-531 - Single Track Curved Viaduct (348mm Radius x 2) 30 Degree - N Gauge

KATO - 20-531 - Single Track Curved Viaduct (348mm Radius x 2) 30 Degree - N Gauge

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KATO - 20-531 - Single Track Curved Viaduct (348mm Radius x 2) 30 Degree - N GaugeEnhance your N Gauge layout with KATO's Unitrack Single Track Curved Viaduct. With a radius of 348mm and a 30 degree angle, this viaduct adds dimension and realism to your train track. Create dynamic curves and elevate your scenery for an immersive experience. Contains: 2 Curved Radius Track Sections at 348mm each Curve Degree 30 N Gauge Scale Unused, never opened E.&. O. E.

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I'm working on a series of novels about a world of talking animals that grows up after humans die out from complications of climate change. Every species has its own culture. I got through the first book and well into the second before I realized that I needed some way to codify all the cultural details. I had lots of ideas, but no way to organize them, and as I moved towards the third book of the series, which would require creating seven or eight whole cultures, I was feeling overwhelmed. Creating Life and the free templates the author provides as a download are proving to be very useful tool. I look forward to reading the other two books in this series, too.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2021

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Lisa Montes

Chelsea, US

★★★★★ 5

An excellent book

Format: Kindle

I am a new fantasy fiction writer, and the detail of this book really helped me out very much. As I was searching Amazon for a book on this topic, this was one of the few that stood out. The author also offers continuous lessons on world building through his free newsletter, which I also find helpful. I highly recommend this book. Thank you Randy. L.M. Montes

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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2020

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Desert Mambo

Boise, US

★★★★★ 4

Both books in this series are worthwhile reference sources

Format: Kindle

Great books--I got both this one and Creating Places. I simply stumbled upon both books online when looking for something about plotting, and I bought them both, and am glad I did. I'm a fairly experienced writer in literary genres, but fantasy/sci-fi are different. The first book I got, Creating Places, was immediately useful as I was creating a land ringed with tall mountains, and I wondered about rainfall--this book answered my question about how mountains effect rainfall! It's not like you couldn't look some of this stuff up in other ways, but having it all in one place was very useful to me. This one still had tips I was interested in, but I agree with the reviewer who noted it did feel like it was more about world building for world building's sake (at least in this book). Plenty of things didn't apply to what I'm writing, but if you use these as a handy reference--rather than a "how to" book, I still think there is a lot of use here. (Plus, when I bought it, the book was under $3, so I figured why not?)

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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2018

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Kayla Mahan

Natrona Heights, US

★★★★★ 5

A lot to think on!

Format: Kindle

I've been world building for several years now and thought I'd pick up this book just to see someone else's thoughts. This book really brought up some fun points I've skipped and gave me a lot of tools, can't wait to read the next one!

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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025

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Paul Andrew Wandless

Pawtucket, US

★★★★★ 5

Very useful resource

Format: Paperback

I reference this book often when creating new characters, monsters and even animals and plants. The book has lots of interesting and useful tips and insights that I've found very useful. Its also organized in a manner that is easy to just go to the sections you need.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2019