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That's awesome. I love the way you laid the track right over the papers on your
desk. It would be a lot of fun to have a train you could run around your desk
whenever you needed to brighten your day.
I've tried to setup a running train in my cube, but there just isn't the space.
The problem is I can't get a fully supported 180+ degree turn sit any where. I
have setup a straight section of track on my self to display cars on, but its not
the same as actually being able to run them.
Derek
Calum Tsang wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> So it's holiday time and of course, everyone who's cool at the office (okay,
> maybe not cool) is decorating their cubicles, us unfortunate office dwellers.
>
> The manager down the hall has a tree up in her cubicle, the Documentation
> folks have decorations year round with paper streamers, etc. So I decided
> to build a small Lego train layout at my desk for the holiday season:
>
> http://peach.mie.utoronto.ca/people/tsangc/nglcl/cubetrain.jpg
>
> It was a bit of a pain to route all the track over and under cables and we
> had a lot of fun figuring out electrical isolation. Without extra power tap
> cables, we couldn't build the single track dogbone I wanted, but close
> enough, it's kinda cool to have a train drive across in front of your
> monitor anyways.
>
> Calum
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