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In lugnet.org.us.lucny, Michel Magnan writes:
> Hello Wayne,
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> A roundhouse and turntable is eye candy for spectators. I had built the
> structures 2 years before I was able, with help from a programming friend,
> tto automate it.
> I'll answer your questions in reverse order, easier first!
>
> #6 Modular, I find my roundhouse is too unstable to make it in sections.
> It has 3 bays, and the front roof to the middle bay lifts up on hinges for
> access. As it is, it usually needs some fixing up after travelling to a show.
>
> #5 Back wall, I stole my technique from someone else on lugnet, the back
> wall is made of 1x2 bricks, bent into a part of a circle, it looks sharp.
Perhaps from the GMLTC roundhouse, shown hear July 1999 (since dismantled):
http://www.gmltc.org/gallery_show_detail.asp?id=31
-John
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