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Re: Report on the LEGO trains at Glenrothes
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Sat, 7 Jun 2003 03:45:28 GMT
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Jonathan Reynolds wrote:
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> I've had the same experience with my Santa Fe - disapointing performance but
> lovely model in other respects.
Unless you take a sharp knife and cut slivers of plastic from the wheel
mounting blocks where the edges of the wheels rub, the Santa Fe will
always be a disappointment when running.
After 'surgery', my two locos (with one motor) and eight coaches run
just as well as any other of my Lego train sets.
Grahame
P.S. The above procedure was also necessary on the re-released
Metroliner and Club Cars.
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 | | Re: Report on the LEGO trains at Glenrothes
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| Thanks for the feedback on the train show. 1. The power adaptor is DC (I think) I got it for £1.99 from Netto's - the discount food retailer, but Argos have one 982/7253 page 75 at £5.99. They are essential for allowing children to run trains. 2. I (...) (21 years ago, 9-Jun-03, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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| | Re: Report on the LEGO trains at Glenrothes
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| (...) Hello David, We're doing a similar thing for the St Wilfrid's Summer Fair on 28th June. Can you advise if your multi-voltage adapter is an AC-out unit ot a DC-out one? I've had the same experience with my Santa Fe - disapointing performance (...) (21 years ago, 6-Jun-03, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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