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Re: Differences between instructions and cover photo of old trainsets
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Mon, 13 Feb 2006 21:33:14 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Niels Karsdorp wrote:
Hi Niels,
I always love to read news about the blue era trains.
> The other differences are how the model is
> built.
In fact I have noticed this as well. But I think even nowadays the box design
and the actual set do differ quite often, because the box design has to be done
before the set is packed and finished completely.
> I also noticed a new part variant I didn't know about. I have several sliding
> wheel bricks. From sets 162 and 727 and many I got without a set, but this 721
> locomotive has a different type. The ones I had clicked onto the power pickup
> bricks (for 12V trains) or sliding wheel block holder bricks (for push trains
> and 4.5V trains). The 721 set I bought had the sliding wheel blocs hanging in
> loose without a click, kept in place by the baseplate. Although I had some of
> these old 6x22 train baseplates without buffers, I haven't had any complete set
> with that baseplate, until now. Now I know where that round thing is for at the
> bottom. It is to keep the sliding wheel blocks on its place. The newer trainbase
> (like in sets 162 and 727) don't have that round thing at the bottom. The
> sliding wheel blocks are kept in place by clicking onto the holder bricks.
> The old trainbaseplate can be used with the newer (clicked) sliding wheel
> blocks, but the newer trainbaseplate can't be used with the old sliding wheel
> blocks (they will fall out).
Have you been aware, that not only the sliding wheel block is differing but the
power pick ups are doing as well? The very early 12V stuff looks totally
different in comparison to the somewhat later one and will not fit the "set 107"
motor design.
You may compare them here:
http://www.fgltc.org/bwoabs/9v_12v/9v_12v.phtml#103
http://www.fgltc.org/bwoabs/9v_12v/9v_12v.phtml#107
> I have several copies of the blue wagon 131. The instructions show one left door
> (the other door is not clearly visible). Most of my copies came with right
> doors. None of them were MISB, so they could have been rebuild without taking
> care of the type of the door.
??
Is this a joke or am I missing something? I always thought these were symmetric?
You decide the way how to mount the door in its frame. You may choose left or
right (at least when you are talking about the 3x1x4 door).
Kind Regards,
Ben
> Niels
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