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In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, William R. Ward wrote:
This is great. It’s so great I put it in the header of the newsgroup. however
I think it’s missing some other info, specifically some of the diagonal stuff
that was asked about recently and a few other tricks. I’d love to see it
enhanced to include that info too.
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Thanks!
If you can send me (email please) links to that other info, as well as any
critques (I’m unsure about some of the terminology, for instance), I would be
happy to update it accordingly.
--Bill.
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In lugnet.trains, William R. Ward wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, William R. Ward wrote:
This is great. It’s so great I put it in the header of the newsgroup.
however I think it’s missing some other info, specifically some of the
diagonal stuff that was asked about recently and a few other tricks. I’d
love to see it enhanced to include that info too.
Spotlighted.
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Thanks!
If you can send me (email please) links to that other info, as well as any
critques (I’m unsure about some of the terminology, for instance), I would be
happy to update it accordingly.
--Bill.
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http://news.lugnet.com/org/ca/rtltoronto/?n=9860
http://news.lugnet.com/org/ca/rtltoronto/?n=9861
Have a boo, Bill, and if ya can use either idea, go right ahead (yes I speak on
behalf of JVW as well :p )
Dave K
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In lugnet.trains, William R. Ward wrote:
> If you can send me (email please) links to that other info, as well as any
> critques (I'm unsure about some of the terminology, for instance), I would be
> happy to update it accordingly.
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> --Bill.
Bill,
It looks great.
Here's a post I made on alternate track geometries a while back.
Feel free to use any of the ideas shown.
http://news.lugnet.com/trains/?n=18350
Also, I would put a little more emphasis on the fact that a straight can be
used to replace 2 alternating curves coming off a switch, in order to shorten
90 degree curves. You have it incorporated in the crossover and wye, but it
could stand on it's own.
Play well.
Tim Strutt
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