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Re: Model Railroad Scenery
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Mon, 21 Feb 2000 06:31:50 GMT
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> Actually, the raised baseplate from the RR Headquarters makes a good start
> on a small tunnel/mountain. The gap down the middle of the baseplate is
> just the right size to lay 2 straight tracks through. All you 8-wide
> builders out there might have a problem, though : ).
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> You can build up from this baseplate and make a pretty good tunnel. The
> rest of the mountain is only limited by the number of bricks you have to
> spare.
I've built a pretty good tunnel using two green baseplates and large quantity
of burps. The tunnel entrance uses a stepped 12 wide arch and is 12 studs
high. The entire length is 4 pieces of straight track but I'm working on
putting a curve at one end now. The outside isn't finished to my
satisfaciton yet, but so far I've got a waterfall and a service tunnel.
Someday, I'll get a scan of it to share.
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| "Farlie A" <ba124@city.ac.uk> wrote in message news:Fq6F1s.8rn@lugnet.com... (...) a (...) Actually, the raised baseplate from the RR Headquarters makes a good start on a small tunnel/mountain. The gap down the middle of the baseplate is just the (...) (25 years ago, 19-Feb-00, to lugnet.trains)
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