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Re: GMLTC Modules
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Sun, 25 Jul 1999 23:51:52 GMT
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John,
Well, as I *am* running a train inside the module, I have to make it the full
20 bricks high. This thing is taking FOREVER and my mounds of 2x4s are
quickly disappearing. I am hoping to (eventually) make 4 modules. I think I
will need some local help before I can get more than one done. By the way,
one module is about totally useless. No loop=no motion. I will post some
pics when I get closer to being finished (maybe by August 3 or so). I can't
even imagine how long it takes to decorate and cover the top of one with
things. Fortunately, I found a few more silver aniv. buckets, so I can
hopefully finish this one with what I have.
Mike
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| Mike- A bit of advice-- if you are planning on running trains inside your layouts, you *will* need to construct a way to remove the "stuff" above where the track joins at the next section, otherwise you will have no way to make the connection. The (...) (25 years ago, 26-Jul-99, to lugnet.trains.org)
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| | Re: GMLTC Modules
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| It takes an ungodly amount of bricks and time to construct a section. The quickest way to to pre-build your columns and lay them out so the honeycombing can go quicker. If I wasn't building to a already existing structure and I knew I wasn't going (...) (25 years ago, 25-Jul-99, to lugnet.trains)
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