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Re: Trains Trains and Train Shows.
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lugnet.org.au
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Wed, 7 Mar 2001 23:02:53 GMT
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In lugnet.org.au, Santosh Bhat writes:
> Steal some rope and poles from the nearest movie theatre? I'm not sure to be
> honest what can be done. Being Lego I'm guessing that any kids there are
> more likely to want to make it an interactive display than the other model
> railways.
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> I've seen some places go as simple as use chairs with their backs to the
> display acting as a barrier, though this could be seen as an invitation to
> climb up and reach over the chair.
A strip of perspex/lecxan (sp?) is a fairly standard approach.
I exhibited an N scale layout last year and had success with framing the
viewing side of the layout (25mm angle aluminium across the front, about
400mm above the layout height); it made kids not want to put their hands
"into" the layout. This may not be as practical at Lego scale.
(as a bonus, the frame is a great place to attach signs).
> Popular defintiely, and of course there'll be the freak factor appeal to the
> model railroad enthusiasts. And lets not mention the purists..
On aus.rail.models, they're called the "Detail Police".
Cheers
Richie Dulin
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| (...) Well that's if I have enough of whats required. I need to somehow label which sections are mine, but I need to do that anyhow for future meets, not specifically for any display. Between Myself, Eli and Pete W. I believe there's enough track (...) (24 years ago, 7-Mar-01, to lugnet.org.au)
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