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Re: 2-Wide Steam Train
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lugnet.trains
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Tue, 18 Sep 2001 11:42:53 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Tim David writes:
> Nice - very nice, how do you do the 1/10th offset in something two wide?
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> Tim
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> In lugnet.trains, Tony Hafner writes:
> > Following in the steps of John Neal's children and Stephen Chuck, I present
> > my latest mini-project:
> > http://www.hafhead.com/lego/mytrain/2wsteam/index.html
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> > --
> > Tony Hafner
> > www.hafhead.com
One wonders if, perhaps, it doesn't look quite so tidy from the other
side...? But I could be wrong.
Ah, actually, if you centre-mounted a 1x1 5-stud brick in the middle (on a
1x1 round plate or two, or stuck it into the roof or the side of a 1x2
technic brick mounted across the wagon), then stuck a tile on either side...
am I close?
Very nice model though.
Jason J Railton
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| (...) The walls are just as tidy, but I ran out of "wheels" so the other side has bare plates for running gear. (...) That could work, but I think you'd have to make the whole thing a plate taller, or you'd have vertical stud clearance problems with (...) (23 years ago, 18-Sep-01, to lugnet.trains)
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