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Re: Question for the true train enthusiasts?
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lugnet.trains
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Sat, 18 Aug 2001 14:41:06 GMT
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johnneal@uswest.SPAMCAKEnet
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Rick Clark wrote:
> John Neal wrote:
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> > Justin Pankey wrote:
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> > > What's a novice train builder to do?? So far I've built all my longer train
> > > cars (those requiring bogie plates) with the wheel sets TOGETHER as I've
> > > seen in all previous Lego train cars. Now the new 10000 series all have the
> > > wheel sets placed 2 studs apart. Can someone please tell me which way is
> > > most realistic?
> >
> > Build 8 wide;-) <g,d&r>
> >
> > All seriousness aside, nothing is more unrealistic than placing the wheels
> > *together*.
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> Er, sorry to chime in late here, but if all seriousness is aside, does that mean
> the wheels *should* be put together? You must've meant "All kidding aside...",
> right?
I routinely butcher the phrase intentionally for comedic effect:-)
> Actually, I wish you had been kidding. Now I have to go back and redo all my
> rolling stock that has the wheelsets together. Grrrrr!
Good luck with trucks using the drop plate;-)
> Thanks for nothing! <wry grin>
Mention it;-)
-John
> Rick Clark
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