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Re: Pictures from the NGLTC display at the Georgia LEGO Outlet store
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 3 Jun 2001 07:11:24 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, John Warren writes:
> In lugnet.trains, Kevin Maynes writes:
> > Nice work!
> The locomotive is a model of an early 20th century american Camelback
> class.....
> The drive wheels are made from playmobil wheels that I machined down to
> fit lego gauge track. The inspiration for this idea came from my good email
> friend and master builder from across the pond, Ben Beneke. Thanks for the
> advice, Ben! Hope you like the results. :^)
<note much rampant snipping>
I do like what you've got there, rather quite.
What are your thoughts on the cost-effectiveness of re-engineering Playmobil
running gear? Is it really worth it to buy and strip a whole loco? (or do
Playmobil supply scratchbuilding (spare, replacement) parts?)
I'd love to have more information on the process - seeing in further detail
what others have done for steam drivers might save the rest of us (ok, me!)
plenty of costly experimentation. :)
No pressure of course, I mean if it's a royal hassle to tear it down and make
pics, don't go through the trouble. Your call.
Cheers,
KMaynes
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