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Re: Fw: Train: Legs, Modules and NMRA 2003
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Tue, 15 Oct 2002 21:26:46 GMT
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I bought a 4' x 8' sheet, and made 3 x full modules and 3 x 1/2
modules. The combination is actually pretty useful.
Jeff E
Derek Raycraft wrote:
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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?
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> 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.
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> > 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.
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> 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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| (...) 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. (...) Agreed, but there are so many people with modules already that it would be unreality (...) (22 years ago, 15-Oct-02, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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