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Re: 6-wide Canadian Pacific GE ES44AC
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lugnet.trains
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Date:
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Mon, 12 Mar 2007 17:46:56 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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Great job on the loco. There’s a few bits I’ll probably pinch if I ever get
around to building my CN in the brick. I’m particularly partial to your
embedded wheel and handrails. The staggered slopes work quite well for the
nose.
Sorry my grille caused so much hassle but if it’s any consolation it did the
same for me (although deleting is a lot easier in CAD). I went through about
three iterations for it and each time involved redoing a large section of the
tail...
Tim
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Thanks for your comments Tim
It was the flush brake wheel that caused the hassles. Your radiator grill is
deeper than the inverse slopes I had in previously, and the small grill below
the wheel was a 1x2 brick type attached to the base and not the tile used now -
whilst the wheel was attached to the snot long hood. In order to lower the
wheel it got far too complicated and ... as i’m totaly at a lost, and at a loss
to describe things further I’ll stop there.
Please look at the pdf on brickshelf for the rather inelegant (not quite
studless as before) solution.
Chris
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Message is in Reply To:
 | | Re: 6-wide Canadian Pacific GE ES44AC
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| (...) Hi Chris, Great job on the loco. There's a few bits I'll probably pinch if I ever get around to building my CN in the brick. I'm particularly partial to your embedded wheel and handrails. The staggered slopes work quite well for the nose. (...) (17 years ago, 12-Mar-07, to lugnet.trains, FTX)
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