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posted: 9 Nov 2008 13:50 from: Alan McMillan
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Hi I thought you might like to see this. I've had Templot for a few years but only in the last couple of weeks have I managed to get it all to "click" in my head! This is part of the Swiss layout I'm working on and I have to say I'm quite chuffed that I managed to produce something like this without a great deal of difficulty. There are no timbers because this will be built with grooved rail and buried in a road surface. |
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posted: 9 Nov 2008 16:00 from: Templot User
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----- from Alan Hall ----- Now all you need is a programme to do the OHLE properly.  See you at Modelrail Scotland again? alan@york |
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posted: 9 Nov 2008 17:05 from: Raymond
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That is highly impressive. Would consider writing it up so that we can all benefit from your efforts and take some pressure of Martin perhaps? Regards Raymond |
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posted: 9 Nov 2008 17:29 from: Phil O
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Hi How are you planning to construct it? I would think it could lead to some singed fingers if you are soldering it. Cheers Phil  |
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posted: 10 Nov 2008 15:51 from: Alan McMillan
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Templot User wrote: ----- from Alan Hall ----- Hi Alan, Yes I'll see you at Model Rail. My plans for OHLE are well advanced with drawing in the process of being prepared for etched brass portals and various standard Swiss parts. I've built dead scale OHLE before so that bit will be easy. You'll see some of my work at Model Rail on the Clydesdale Iron Foundry layout that I'll be on. Alan |
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posted: 10 Nov 2008 15:53 from: Alan McMillan
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Phil O wrote: Hi Hi I'm well used to building track so this will be fully soldered construction using the ply and rivet technique. Alan |
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posted: 10 Nov 2008 15:55 from: Alan McMillan
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Raymond wrote: That is highly impressive. Would consider writing it up so that we can all benefit from your efforts and take some pressure of Martin perhaps? Hi Raymond Thank you for that! I could write up how I did it but I'll try doing one of those Jing videos that Martin uses. Hopefully it will show everything I did to produce this irregular crossing which is one of three so far on my plan. Regards Alan |
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posted: 10 Nov 2008 17:44 from: Raymond
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I look forward to it as I have irregular crossings to do as well. Regards Raymond |
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posted: 10 Nov 2008 20:45 from: Alan McMillan
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Raymond wrote: I look forward to it as I have irregular crossings to do as well. Hi Raymond I'm sorry - I can't get Jing to save in a format that would be of use to you or anyone else. It's a horrible little programme and it's too much like hard work to figure it out. I'll try to write up what i did with these crossings so you'l get the jist if it. Regards Alan |
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posted: 10 Nov 2008 22:09 from: Raymond
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Many thanks Alan. Regards Raymond |
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