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Re: James' beautiful Spanish-Brotli-bahn and InterRegio
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Wed, 22 May 2002 16:08:16 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Holger Matthes writes:
> Hi James,
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> I haven't been at brickshelf's recent uploads in the past days. Very very
> nice new train models out or your PC!
Thanks.
> I know the Interregio very well
> because I use it to travel to my parents. The one I use is always a mixture
> of blue-white Interregio cars and the new white-red Intercity cars. The end
> car with the steering cabin (Steuerwagen) was originally build out of an old
> normal car. You can see quite good the wedge were they cut of the old bits
> and pieces and replaced it with the cabin.
I suppose I should try to model this wedge. Hmmm....
> I love traveling in the Steuerwagen because you can see the tracks in front
> of the train, very special view!
That sounds nice. A view I have never had.
> At the moment I am still struggeling with an 8-wide version of the Intercity
> cars. I have just no idea how to model the cabin nose without the Metroliner
> piece ... But time will bring an idea - somedays.
I have been most inspired by Markus Strick's Ticket Center 6-wide models.
He has built an InterCity in red and white. He has built a very nice cabin
nose without the Metroliner piece. Perhaps his method could be used in your
8-wide?
> James, is there a steering included into the Talgo train? Probably a similar
> one as in my Talgo "InterCityNight" cars? Or an even more efficent and
> tinier one?
I have tried to imagine a different steering on the Talgo cars. It is
difficult to imagine this articulation without motion and real reaction.
Here are some cross-sectional views of the construction:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=16885
- The cars are not close-coupled.
- I don't know how the last wheel in the end-car be turned and guided
through a curve. Maybe not at all, I think. Maybe the shared wheels won't
guide well through curves, either. I just don't know.
- I have no more Technic 1x2 black/white spring bricks, but I do have a few
of the Technic shock absorbers as shown above. So, I have tried to think
how to use what parts I have.
later,
James Mathis
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| Hi James, I haven't been at brickshelf's recent uploads in the past days. Very very nice new train models out or your PC! I know the Interregio very well because I use it to travel to my parents. The one I use is always a mixture of blue-white (...) (23 years ago, 22-May-02, to lugnet.trains)
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