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Re: Jeff Elliott's Train2 Modules
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto
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Thu, 28 Jun 2001 16:07:55 GMT
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Martin Legault wrote:
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> Hi Jeff,
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> you have a big project on hand,
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> a few comment here, your track are slope are a little steep, looking at the
> picture, it 's look like you a 1 brick/track elevation, you should limit to 2
> plates/track. My bridge that I brougth at Train 1 had 2 plates/track and train
> were spinning in the slope (especialy since it was curving at the same time).
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> If you wish to go along with 1 brick/track, put some weight in your locomotive,
> have light weigth car and possibly put 2 loco in front of your train.
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> but my advise sitck with 2 plates/track rules.
I normally stick to either 1p/seg or 2p/seg, but the siding that goes up
the
mountain is simply too high... it would be too long. Fortunately, it
*is*
a siding, so no-one needs to send up an engine that can't handle it.
The outer mainline maxes at 1 plate per segment, and the inner at 2pps,
I
believe. That way no trains have to get stuck...
Thanks for the feedback, though!
Jeff E
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| (...) Hi Jeff, you have a big project on hand, a few comment here, your track are slope are a little steep, looking at the picture, it 's look like you a 1 brick/track elevation, you should limit to 2 plates/track. My bridge that I brougth at Train (...) (23 years ago, 27-Jun-01, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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