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Re: 4553
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 14 Feb 1999 14:15:03 GMT
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Larry,
I think they used those rails on the Launch and Load Seaport (6542) (I
have 2!) as well. I never saw a shorter version however.
Scott Sanburn
Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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> Steve Barile dropped me a note, said he's having trouble posting, and
> wanted to make this comment:
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> > Larry, I can't post from home and .... Any way did you notice that the brush
> > carts are on small train wheels. Well they are using tiles as track. I've never
> > seen that technique before.
> > SteveB
> > pls post if you wish
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> I did know that they were using the small train wheels but missed that
> the wheels were riding on tiles. Bizzare. There is something funny going
> on with the wheels at the end, too. they seem to go off the edge or
> something.
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> Must be they didn't want to make a shorter rail segment (1). Too bad,
> really, as a shorter version would be handy. No comments about hacksaws,
> thank you.
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> 1 - all the sets (2) that have used the 4.5V rail segment piece have
> used the actual segment, not a shorter version of it, I think. Can
> anyone contradict me?
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> 2 - for instance 4555 freight loading station and 6761 bandit's secret
> hideout
> (http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=4555 )
> (http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=6761-1)
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| Steve Barile dropped me a note, said he's having trouble posting, and wanted to make this comment: (...) I did know that they were using the small train wheels but missed that the wheels were riding on tiles. Bizzare. There is something funny going (...) (25 years ago, 13-Feb-99, to lugnet.trains)
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