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Re: DCC and other electrical tinkering in the Lego Train World
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 24 Nov 2003 16:37:58 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, John Hill wrote:
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My Lego layout is a never ending project in a 20x8 space (actually inside a
shipping container).
I think Lego is great, I think Lego trains are especially great! But nothing
is sacred and if I can make it work by drilling a little hole in it and
attaching a bent paper clip I am even more happy!
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Hey John,
I was wondering if you have a diagram, maybe a TD design, of your current
layout? For myself, I’m trying to get some sort of setup in my basement but I
just don’t seem to like the track layouts I I try, so am looking for inspiration
from others.
THrowing it out there for anyone then, I guess, if anyone can throw suggestions
my way--The room in my basement can accomodate 2 modules by 5 modules along one
wall (5 feet by 12.5 feet), and can go along the other wall 2 modules by 4
modules (5 feet by 10 feet)--“L” shaped. I only have 11 modules built, but have
the material to build more, so that’s not an issue.
See the current layout here:
Anyway, thanks for the great info!
Dave K
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| I noticed a number of posts relating to DCC and the very impressive work that some people have done to bring this into the Lego train world. I thought I would open this new thread to tell you about my activities and Lego trains. I do have a number (...) (21 years ago, 23-Nov-03, to lugnet.trains)
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