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Re: Fw: Train: Legs, Modules and NMRA 2003
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Tue, 15 Oct 2002 16:49:55 GMT
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Angelo Castellano wrote:
> BTW, what is the best way to attach the lego plates to the surface? Glue or
> just left loose?
I leave mine loose. Basically because the modules won't fit through the
doorways in my place. I have to take everything off inorder to move
them anyway.
> I sure this was brought up in the past, but it is a shame the size of the
> smaller modular unit was not 30 1/4 by about 20 1/8 ( 3 plates by 2 plates ).
> This would have made construction a lot more practical as most sheets of wood
> would be 2'x4', 4'x4', or 4'x8'. With the dimensions an even square, I either
> had to buy a large sheet or cut 2 smaller ones. ( I did the latter ) It was
> also hard to get a small sheet of 3/8 plywood.
Agreed, but there are so many people with modules already that it would
be unreality to try and change the design. One think you can do is make
a few half modules out of the left overs. Half modules have lots of
uses. And they fit through doorways.
Derek
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