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Re: Train Questions
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 26 Aug 2001 21:06:35 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Adam Wood writes:
> I'm thinking of adding a new section to my Lego collection... Trains!!! I
> can see great potential in a Space / Train / Mindstorms cross-over. So my
> question is - Monorail vs. Standard - What's the -real- difference?
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> I know that a while ago Lego produced a space monorail set. Do Lego still
> produce monrail sets at all? In regards to their wheels, are the Monrail and
> Standard interchangable? Is there any puritist thinking among the die-hard
> traineys?
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> Any other thoughts?
Yes, I had a few.
I think you asked this question (word for word, IIRC) in a different group.
Did you read the answers you got there? I did, and I felt that your
questions were answered quite well there, in fact. You might give a read to
responses (or even try using resources here on LUGNET like the guide and
instruction scans to answer the questions for yourself) before asking folks
to take the time to answer quite basic questions.
Looking at the instruction scans, the differences between trains and
monorail are quite obvious... the track, the trucks, the motor, the way
power is supplied, and the width of the rolling stock just to name the major
ones.
Hope that helps.
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| (...) group. (...) to (...) folks (...) Indeed I did. And though helpful, I was also told in one of the posts (from Santosh Bhat) to ask here as well. If I had been thinking, it would have been a cross-post to begin with :0P~~~ I was also hoping to (...) (23 years ago, 27-Aug-01, to lugnet.trains)
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| I'm thinking of adding a new section to my Lego collection... Trains!!! I can see great potential in a Space / Train / Mindstorms cross-over. So my question is - Monorail vs. Standard - What's the -real- difference? I know that a while ago Lego (...) (23 years ago, 24-Aug-01, to lugnet.trains)
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