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Re: train track prservation
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lugnet.loc.au
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Mon, 22 Oct 2001 02:30:50 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Michael Dickinson writes:
> Have asked the train people three times but nobody answers, so does any body
> have a good way to keep train track in good condition?Sorry i couldn't make
> it to plugs ( really pissed )My wife crashed my car.Hope to catch everyone
> next time.Would be prepared to use my place for next venue if we are all
> still keen in another month.
Hi Michael,
I haven't tried it with LEGO track (that's why I didnt post to .trains), but
with my HO track when I was a kid, I used methylated spirit. Just put a bit on
a rag, and rub it around the tracks. Or better still, they had a "cleaning car"
with a foam rubber "loop" attached underneath, which you could soak in metho,
and push around in front of an engine. Great for large layouts. Maybe you could
do something similar?
ROSCO
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