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Re: Size matters
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 23 Jul 2001 20:13:54 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Jeroen de Haan writes:
> No this is not about 6 or 8 wides but I need some expert-advice here:
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> 6 wheel bogies; does that work on 9V tracks?
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> what is the maximum length of a 4 wheel car? Most LEGO 4 wheelers are 16
> studs long, is that the max?
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> What is the (realistic) maximum length of a car with bogies?
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> Please help!
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> TIA, Jeroen
Thanks for asking this Jeroen, I have found that six-axle bogies do work on
LEGO® trains, and corner quite decently. Also about the wheel spacing on
two-axle waggons? A maximum of eight studs can be used between the two
wheels without the wheels binding and derailing the car in curves. I would
think that 16 studs is the max. length of two-axle waggons from my
experience.-Harvey
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