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8-wides coming around soon
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lugnet.trains
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Tue, 5 Jun 2001 01:59:23 GMT
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I'm starting work on some 8-wides now, but I've built a few 6 wide
containers. I'm interested how other people build containers for 8-wides?
For all of my trains I've decided to count 1 stud as 2 feet to make train
cars shorter (only used on trains). That way an SD90MAC, which is 109' would
be rounded down to 108, and divided by 2 to make 54 it studs long. So my
first container is 6x10 to make it a 20' container, but to match my
semitrailers (at 5 blocks tall they look very strange. So i went with 4 now
they look short, so i'm going for 1 or 2 plates in there. Has anyone else
built a 6 wide container, or does eveyone still use 4 wide containers?
(wow, thats long...)
Josh
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 | | Re: 8-wides coming around soon
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| (...) My containers are pretty big. The 40' long containers are 32 studs long (1 stud = 1.25 ft), 6 studs wide, and 5 bricks and 2 plates tall. I make my containers a little shorter than my truck trailers. My 40' truck trailer is 32 studs long, 6 (...) (23 years ago, 5-Jun-01, to lugnet.trains)
| | | Re: 8-wides coming around soon
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| Hi Josh, René, the webmaster of (URL) build a container train for our Meeting in Braunschweig just after Christmas 2000. His train is 8-wide and the containers are build in SNOT-technique using the white Ninja-Wall elements. See pictures at: (URL) (...) (23 years ago, 5-Jun-01, to lugnet.trains)
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