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Re: More Questions from Another Train Newbie
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lugnet.trains
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Tue, 23 Nov 1999 17:05:39 GMT
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John Gerlach wrote:
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> In lugnet.trains, Steve Martin writes:
> > In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> > > For an all LEGO solution, merely mount the track ends one stud apart.
> > > The wheels cross over fine, and if you do it on a straight, you can put
> > > a baseplate or large plate underneath to hold the track in alignment.
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> > Wouldn't that throw off the alignment of the rest of the track in other places
> > by being a stud off? Is there a way to get around this? (I'm thinking
> > specifically of situations where the entire layout is mounted on baseplates).
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> > Steve Martin
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> The track is flexible enough that you can adjust the alignment - and if you're
> trying to mount everything down to baseplates you're going to have to get
> creative in the corners anyway...
One more thing in my "wish" list. Molded roadbed pieces which have some
way to fix them to baseplates, preferably adjustable (in which case the
edges would have to sit above the studs). If they were'nt adjustable,
they could get away with 5 moldings (straight, 45 degree left curve, 45
degree right curve, left turnout, right turnout). An additional nice
piece then would be a special straight w/roadbed piece for diagonal
tracks (this would actually be nice even without roadbed pieces).
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Frank Filz
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| (...) The track is flexible enough that you can adjust the alignment - and if you're trying to mount everything down to baseplates you're going to have to get creative in the corners anyway... John1, GMLTC (25 years ago, 23-Nov-99, to lugnet.trains)
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