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Re: Lightweight show tables
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lugnet.trains
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Sat, 27 Jan 2001 05:13:49 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, James Trobaugh writes:
> I don't know about other groups but the biggest pain for me with our club is
> the loading/unloading of the heavy tables.[snip]
I don't know about the foam material you mentioned, but at home for my trains I
use 1" thick corrigated cardboard sheets (aprox 3' x 6') that sit on square wood
supports.
This material was sold by Charrette, the design supplier, for use by
architectural modelers. It's extremely strong and weighs almost nothing. It was
expensive -- it cost about the same as 1" Gatorfoam board -- but I've had the
same sheets for years and they still look like new (no sagging). Then again,
maybe I just don't beat on them hard enough to cause damage.
Has anyone else tried this? I checked charrette.com just now for it, but it's
not listed.
-Suz
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| I don't know about other groups but the biggest pain for me with our club is the loading/unloading of the heavy tables. Recently there has been some talk on my local NMRA discussion group about lightweight foam top tables (Styrofoam --EXTRUDED foam (...) (23 years ago, 27-Jan-01, to lugnet.trains)
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