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In lugnet.trains, Didier Enjary wrote:
> In lugnet.trains, Jason Allemann wrote:
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> Yes, just check : http://www.6studs.com/cc21002/cc6500-5.JPG
> >
> > > Also FYI, another way you can do close-couplings is by
> > > using bunches of technic 1xx plates. You can use these as a stand-alone or
> > > in conjunction with the rubberband system for additional strength.
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> A close coupling I've seen but not in train MOC is this one :
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/samrotule/bus/bus_cts_renault_agora_l_03.jpg
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> I'd like also to remember the very good paper on close coupling and other
> train related building technics (ILTCO library) : "Advanced Train Building" > by Steve Barile :
> http://www.iltco.org/library/docs/Advanced_Train_Building_SBarile_BW02.pdf > (1953KB)
Wow, that's a fabulous resource. Thanks for posting the link. It's amazing to
see so many different solutions to this problem.
On the subject of the ILTCO library, I didn't even realize it existed (not that
I've poked around ILTCO too much before). To the curator of the trains sidebar,
perhaps the ILTCO library section could be directly linked to under the
information or reference sections. Or if not directly linked to, at least be
advertised.
> Now, Steve has to make an update with this very good O-train MOC by Jason :)
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> >
> > Sounds intriguing.
> >
> > > Thanks for sharing!
> >
> > You're very welcome!
> >
> > > Legoswami
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> > J
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In lugnet.trains, Jason Allemann wrote:
> To the curator of the trains sidebar,
> perhaps the ILTCO library section could be directly linked to under the
> information or reference sections. Or if not directly linked to, at least be
> advertised.
Good idea. Done.
If you, or anyone else for that matter, have other suggestions, please forward
them on via email.
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