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Re: Building a three-foot bridge
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lugnet.trains, lugnet.znap
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Date:
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Thu, 23 Jan 2003 21:10:38 GMT
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Rob Hendrix <{rob@msltc.org}IHateSpam{}>
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Here is one photo of my lift bridge that has a 32" span (approximately):
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/msltc/20020921/Bridges/bridges-013.jpg
It holds up very well, and i assume that you could make it even longer if
you needed to.
-Rob
www.cei.net/~rhendrix/lego.html
www.msltc.org
"Brian Kendig" <brian@enchanter.net> wrote in message
news:brian-D11855.15212123012003@news.lugnet.com...
> I want to build a bridge to cross a one-meter gap between two train
> platforms. The bridge must hold two straight lengths of track, spaced
> with one trackwidth between them (the distance there would be if you
> snapped two cross-intersection track pieces together).
>
> The platforms themselves are a meter off the ground, so putting a
> support in the middle of the span isn't feasible.
>
> Two years ago I grabbed one of every Znap set from a TRU clearance.
> I've been using that to try to build a beam bridge. I've gotten the
> beam reasonably rigid, but my problem right now is that it twists very
> easily, and I can't figure out how to support against that.
>
> Any tips on how to build a sturdy one-meter-long bridge out of Znap
> and/or Technic while being somewhat miserly with the pieces, so I don't
> run out? And any tips on how to reinforce against twisting would be
> greatly appreciated, thanks!
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