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Re: O-Train
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 18 Mar 2005 06:04:41 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, David VinZant wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, Jason Allemann wrote:
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Jason
I am glad you took some nice pictures of the O train. I saw it from the show
pics and wanted to see more. And for not being a train guy you did an
excilent job. Maybe deep down your are a train guy. ;)
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Cool, thanks. Lol, maybe, who knows. I have bought my fair share of LEGO train
sets. :)
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I also had a problem with tring to solve close cupling. At first I had used
2x2 round bricks with a technic ball hitch inside the train. The problem was
I had to tear cars apart just put it on the track. (the roofs of my train
didnt come off very easily) As I progressed in my designs I realised that if
I stacked used Three 2x4 technic plats ontop of the train. I could use the
technic ball hitch and a rubber band and be set.
And if that explination didnt explain then this picture should help.
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/legotrains/TGV/303/barcar02.jpg
That is a picture of my TGV train. It is probably the longest articulated
LEGO train around. It currently is 10ft long and only uses two motors.
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Yeah, that’s pretty cool. Nice and simple and easy to use. I also saw pics of
it in Steve’s “Advanced Train Building” presentation after Didier posted the
link to it.
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Well keep up the great work and hope to see some more trains.
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Thanks again,
J
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| (...) Jason I am glad you took some nice pictures of the O train. I saw it from the show pics and wanted to see more. And for not being a train guy you did an excilent job. Maybe deep down your are a train guy. ;) I also had a problem with tring to (...) (19 years ago, 17-Mar-05, to lugnet.trains, FTX)
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