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Re: Likeness of a Talgo: Shared monoaxle
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Thu, 24 Feb 2000 16:59:54 GMT
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lpieniazek@novera.comSAYNOTOSPAM
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James Mathis wrote:
> Will you like me ("beter"?) if I can make a likeness of the Amtrak version of
> the Talgo?
How can I like you better than I do now? You're already aces in my book.
> This Eurotrash has dumped on US soil! Is the Acela a native US
> design, or imported (partial?) technology?
Mostly imported except for the power unit. There was a big write up on
it in Trains a while back... Acela is way way behind schedule though.
> > > Now pendularize it! :-)
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> I preface the following dialogue by admitting a total ignorance on naming
> conventions for Technic elements. Sorry.
> Darn you! Actually, I've been thunking about that: Replace the 2by Technic
> plates that connect to each spring-brick with a Technic axle. Connect the
> Technic axle to the spring-brick via a smooth-walled hole-to-cross-pattern gray
> piece. This allows the car to "swing-out". A 1x2 Technic brick in the black
> "rubber" coach "pass-thru" section allows passage of the Technic axle. On
> either side of the 1x2 Technic brick should be a gray Technic "washer/spacer"
> to keep the monoaxle bogie from sliding along the length of the Technic axle.
> Maybe??? I haven't tried this, yet. I think a potential problem with this
> "swing-out" design would be the different axes of rotation at each end of a car
> through a curve. More later...from someone else if you try it out.
> Please do try, I want to see other and better designs!
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> later,
Sounds workable. You need to examine Erik Brok's tilting metroliner
closely for some ideas if you haven't already.
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| (...) I have indeed seen Erik's tilting metroliner. Very nice! I credit him for showcasing the use of the Technic spring-bricks to me in his crocodile locomotive. Master creations from Mr. Brok. I love his work. later, James Mathis (24 years ago, 24-Feb-00, to lugnet.trains)
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| (...) Will you like me ("beter"?) if I can make a likeness of the Amtrak version of the Talgo? This Eurotrash has dumped on US soil! Is the Acela a native US design, or imported (partial?) technology? (...) Uhm...thanks? ;-) (...) I think a lot of (...) (24 years ago, 24-Feb-00, to lugnet.trains)
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