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I think 14 bricks would be safer.... although I just built a train wagon
that was 15 high..... (I will be making it shorter) hopefully 13.
Jeff VW
"Calum Tsang" <tsangc@mie.utoronto.ca> wrote in message
news:GF0AoG.7nw@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, David Koudys writes:
> > here's a question...
> > what's the clearance we're striving for for our trains, i.e. if i want to
> > build a bridge or walkway like Jeffs in the last show, what's the • clearance
> > you want so all your rolling stock can fit under it.
> > just wondering...
> > please give me the answer in bricks, not cm, inches, or fathoms.
>
> I would say, at minimum 13 bricks tall. Iain will let us know the exact
> height of his Elura/Flatbed combo, as that's likely the tallest non Lego
> creation, but I came to 13 as the 4552 Rail Crane needs a clearance of 13
> bricks, and that's the tallest of my 9V collection, if not the entire 9V • line.
>
> Calum
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