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Anyrail module templates
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If you have a plan for a 2x4, that would be great. I can modify to suit my needs. I'm hoping I can find enough locals in the Kansas City, Mo. area for a club that would help spur interest in Z.
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I should be cutting parts in less than a month. I work at a cabinet shop and we are swamped at the moment. Darn economy. Even though I am using Rokuhan track with the built in roadbed, I'm also going to cut 1/2" thick foam insulation so I can elevate the track. It makes it easier to make cuts and fills.
[url=http://www.zcentralstation.com/index.php?view=category&catid=340&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=178[/url]
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Here are 2 track plans using Rokuhan track but you can use any track you like. They are basically 2 sets of main lines located 9" and 10" from the center of the module set back 2 1/8 " from the ends of the module.
One is fairly simple and the other will allow you to run a train on your module whether you're connected to other modules or not. I hope this will encourage you to build a module.....or two.....or three.....
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That's a good idea module. We can use as a stand-alone or, a module (layout) joiner.
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chaz wrote: My 24x48x2.5 modules are not per any standard. They are shorter and lighter. I plan to exhibit them as table top modules at shows (like Thomas) and operate them as table layouts at home.
I should be cutting parts in less than a month. I work at a cabinet shop and we are swamped at the moment. Darn economy. Even though I am using Rokuhan track with the built in roadbed, I'm also going to cut 1/2" thick foam insulation so I can elevate the track. It makes it easier to make cuts and fills.
[url=http://www.zcentralstation.com/index.php?view=category&catid=340&option=com_joomgallery&Itemid=178[/url]
If you have specific needs, I'd like to know about them.
Chaz
Chaz,
Any updates on your progress with your Z modules? From the photos, it looks like you pre-fabed a bunch of sections (probably more than one person should have to be responsible for).
Bill in FtL
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