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Re: A castle fan's Train plan
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lugnet.trains
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Date:
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Thu, 23 Mar 2006 12:21:32 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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Here are some basic examples I’ve done. Unfortunately none of these are what
you’re after if I got your meaning but in case I was wrong here they are:
this uses Aaron’s
suggestion but I was never overly happy with it,
this one might be more what you want since it goes in but still not so
handy, the back of a
headlight brick makes a small step and can be
combined with the L panel too. I know I made steps using tiles and plates
with rails but I can’t find it so if you sniff around you might have better
luck than me.
...
I just realised whose work you should look at: Jason Railton. Pictures are
elusive but he puts a lot of great detail under his trains.
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Almost as elusive as pictures of Tim using proper bricks!
Thanks for the compliment though. Most of the pictures I have on-line at the
moment are here and
here. The UK stuff I
tend to build doen’t have steps down to the ground, so I can’t really offer you
any better suggestions than
that one of Tim’s,
other than that you could use this part:
if you wanted it to look more like ladder
rungs than angled steps.
Jason R
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| (...) Certainly a tried and true technique but doesn't easily make stairs that go into the carriage (the hard bit). There are numerous other parts that are handy, one notable one being the 1x2 plate with rail (part 32028) but it all depends on how (...) (19 years ago, 21-Mar-06, to lugnet.trains, FTX)
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