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Re: a good reference book?
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lugnet.trains
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Thu, 28 Jun 2001 23:34:24 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Ace Kim writes:
> i'm sort of on the verge of diving into trains and was wondering what some
> good reference books would be to pick up, ones that have some nice detailed
> pictures and such.
I would search the web first, there is tons of stuff on trains just use a good
search engine like www.google.com
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> also, what's this debate of 8-wide versus 6-wide? i don't quite get it.
Basically its the width of the train scaled against the track.. Legos Standard
6 wide when scaled against the track is smaller then it should be to some
degree. I myself hang in between... I actually believe 7 wide is more to scale.
however, thats only my opinion and I like all 6,7,8 wides.. Then if your a
really brave soul you can try the 14 wides but, I will let someone else explain
that one.... You'll never ever see my 7 wides, I like to keep those secret for
myself... Plus being it an odd number you can do some really neat tricks..
maybe one day I will let people see them...
Considering you are new, I would say experiment and see what you like... Some
days 6 wides feel better then 8 wides and visa verse other days...
Wayne
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> thanks.
> ace
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