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In lugnet.trains, John Gerlach writes:
> 14 tables, each 40" x 65" (128 studs x 208 studs). Total layout dimensions
> should be 672 studs x 1040 studs. Low end will have tracks at 8 (10?) bricks
> above the baseplate, high end will have tracks at 20 bricks above the
> baseplate.
But that means you cant do any small layout by leaving away some middle
sections, right? Or do you have some kind of big plates to be put under the
lower modules?
Are the points of giving track from one edge of a module to the next always the
same, or is it completely free, which means all modules have te be put together
in one fixed sequence anyway?
Ben
(interested in modules, because I build first two modules on my own without any
rules (just 96x120 and 2 1/3 over ground....)
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| (...) The idea brought forward so far is to have the modules at the high end of the set up to be built on adjustable table legs, where it can be continually raised up a few notches each time a new segment is added to from the low end. Dan (25 years ago, 22-Mar-00, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.trains.org)
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| (...) 14 tables, each 40" x 65" (128 studs x 208 studs). Total layout dimensions should be 672 studs x 1040 studs. Low end will have tracks at 8 (10?) bricks above the baseplate, high end will have tracks at 20 bricks above the baseplate. Tentative (...) (25 years ago, 22-Mar-00, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.trains.org)
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