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Robin,
I was wondering how you run the layouts when they're in cabinets? I noticed
that at the GATS show your layout was against the wall, so you wouldn't be
able to stand behind it. (or that's what the picture looked like) How do you
change rolling stock, switch tracks and engines?
James
Robin Werner wrote in message ...
> With over 70 post with in the last 24 hours, most on the table and module
> design. I thought I would give the GFLTC take on display modules. We don’t
> just use tables, we cover them, making them cabinets. It make it easy to • setup
> and operate at shows. We have three types of cabinets small, large and • corner.
>
> Small Cabinet: 30 1/4 in wide x 35 1/2 in deep (building space: 96 stud • wide x
> 96 + 4 stud deep)
> 3 x 3 road plates (6 straight track sections)
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> Large Cabinet: 60 1/2 in wide x 35 1/2 in deep (building space: 192 stud • wide
> x 96 + 4 stud deep)
> 6 x 3 road plates (12 straight track sections)
>
> Corner Cabinet: 40 5/16 in wide x 40 5/16 in deep (building space: 128 stud
> wide x 128 stud deep)
> 4 x 4 road plates
>
> The table tops are 36 in off the floor and the roof is 33 in above the • table
> top. The front is plexiglas and the back is wood. The section are moved • with
> roofs attached and can be lifted by two people. Also they should work with
> PNLTC design with an open side.
>
> See picture of the one small and two large cabinets at the GATS Ft. Myers • Show:
> http://members.xoom.com/gfltc/ (go to Gallery)
>
> See Ya...
> Robin W.
> GFLTC
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| (...) James, It only looks like it's against the wall, there is a 2 and 1/2 foot space in the back. The back panels lift off for access and the speed controllers are behind the club logo(outside). Robin W. GFLTC (URL) (25 years ago, 25-Mar-00, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.trains.org)
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| With over 70 post with in the last 24 hours, most on the table and module design. I thought I would give the GFLTC take on display modules. We don’t just use tables, we cover them, making them cabinets. It make it easy to setup and operate at shows. (...) (25 years ago, 24-Mar-00, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.trains.org)
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