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This page replicates the layout designer Scott Perry's questionnaire for his clients. The contents are used here with  is permission. I have formatted it to be an series of pages with his questions and my answers.

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Customer Survey for Layout Design Project
by Scott Perry www.layoutdesignservice.com

 Rev 12/03/05

 Designing a layout is a very personal event, and I want to understand as much as possible about what you want in your layout so that I can give you the best possible design.  I want you to be happy with your railroad!  So to better identify you, your needs, wants and vision, I am providing a questionnaire for you to complete.  This is very long and difficult, and you may not have all of the answers.  However, the more I can learn about you and your dreams, the better we can put together a design that you will be happy with. If you don’t have an answer (any you won’t have all the answers) or don’t understand a question or term, just skip it and you and I will address it later when we review your answers together.

Questions (in yellow) and Answers (in white):

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This page  last edited Wednesday, January 11, 2006