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Re: Train Track Gauge at Legoland California?
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lugnet.trains
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Thu, 5 Dec 2002 23:06:12 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> Does anyone know (or bothered to measure) the distance between the rails of • the
> Legoland California trains?
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> Would anyone planning a trip to LLC in the near future be willing to hop the
> fence and measure? :-) If not, I will do so myself at BricksWest 2003 and
> report my findings!
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> What if someone built a 16 wide train car and sneaked it into the park and
> secretly left it behind on one of the sidings? Would they ever figure it out?
> Not that that's what I'm planning or anything, mind you! ;-)
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> -John
I'm guessing here, but something like 2.5" gauge. However, your plan will not
work. The trains are of a fixed length, with drawbars and metal underframes.
Somewhere around here I have a photo of one of them...and the boxcar had been
knocked off the frame by a overeager kid (I guess...I didn't take it off), and
thats how they are put together.
(BTW-if anyone from Ontario is interested- the track at Cullen Gardens is 5",
and the guy on the pump skooter/gandy dancer is my dad's creation...I'd
imagine it is for similar reasons why LLC uses the system it does, that of
reliablity)
James P
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| Does anyone know (or bothered to measure) the distance between the rails of the Legoland California trains? Would anyone planning a trip to LLC in the near future be willing to hop the fence and measure? :-) If not, I will do so myself at BricksWest (...) (22 years ago, 5-Dec-02, to lugnet.trains)
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