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Re: Crowd Control (was: Train Layout Tables)
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Thu, 24 Apr 2003 04:11:32 GMT
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> It blows up on impact quite spectacularly too, I might add. The nose
> shatters and sprays pieces all over the place! :-)
ohh! I need one that explodes on contact...but it has to do it in a head on
collision, and be easy to put back together after.
> But I think this is where we shine against the modulars... even if we forget
> EXACTLY how to rebuild something, it *can* be rebuilt. and maybe forgetting
> is a good thing, forces you to rethink the problem. Might be better the
> second time!
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> I just don't see that more or less prototypical has much bearing on this.
There are some of my designs that I don't like to see smashing into the floor,
but most of my stuff has been deconstructed a time or two by accident. I
haven't yet broke anything permanantly, but the day will come.
Some of my more prototypical engines are easier to figure out than the less
prototypical ones, because I have only thought of one way to do something,
whereas a freelanced loco might be done that way, or another...the set locos
are quite good for that too.
(for example the F unit (via) is fairly easy for me to figure out how it goes
back together, because it is mostly (90%) SNOT)
James P
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Message has 1 Reply: | | Re: Crowd Control (was: Train Layout Tables)
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| I don't worry so much about getting it back together as much as I worry about finding all the pieces again. Nothing worst than having to crawl around the floor of a crowded convention center looking for pieces. I prefer to be able to relax and enjoy (...) (22 years ago, 24-Apr-03, to lugnet.trains.org)
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| (...) True. If it's a oneoff, that is... I hardly ever display oneoffs, most of what I display is either commercial production work (mine from MTW, or others), or one of multiple copies, or if I really care, I capture it in LDraw. My bullet train is (...) (22 years ago, 23-Apr-03, to lugnet.trains.org)
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