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Shinichiro
Joined: 07 Nov 2008
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Location: Kanagawa, Japan
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I apologize to you. Toni.
I was doing an important mistake!
To tell the truth, T-gauge was not sold in the model shop in Shizuoka where I had stopped.
If the set of class103 can be bought again, I am an accumulation that makes DMU or class111.
To our regret, I was not possible to take a picture of SL and Fuji-san at the same time.
My result of today is such a photographs.
I will use such a photograph as a background picture of my layout.
These photographs are type C11 that the preservation driving is done. |
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David K Smith
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Joined: 03 Sep 2008
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Location: New Jersey, USA
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| Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2008 2:26 pm Post subject: |
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| Shinichiro wrote: | It is a thing that worried certainly.
Should I prepare the glass case?
No, it is safe. All children in the vicinity where I live are good children.
Though it is not confident. Perhaps... |
I would encourage placing the layout in a case if you are unable to be with it at all times.
Many years ago I offered my first Z scale layout for a show. I was unable to attend due to an injury, but I was assured by a fellow modeler that it would be carefully looked after. When I received the layout back, it was damaged (people had poked it with their fingers), and one of the locomotives was missing.
After that experience, I would never show a layout of mine unless it was either somehow protected or always in my presence. It is unfortunate, but this is life.
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TBA
Joined: 08 Sep 2008
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Location: Massachusetts
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...plus a case might keep dust and debris out as well.
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Shinichiro
Joined: 07 Nov 2008
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Location: Kanagawa, Japan
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| Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:37 am Post subject: |
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Good morning. David.
Indeed, it is a painful memory.
I have the experience of dropping to the floor transporting the module of N-scale that the senior made in a certain festival at 28 years old it, and by mistake.
The module was able to improve the scene very much by providing with the gimmick that the signal and the railroad crossing operate.
He was not angry. However, I remember his expression that seems to be painful still shockingly.
I obtained "Others' models are scared."
Well, it is, and certainly a difficult problem as for crime prevention.
When I am an absence, the purpose of the display cannot be accomplished by not exhibiting.
The driving time might have to be decided beforehand because of it because T-gauge should note driving where long time is consecutive.
I think that it is a realistic excuse. |
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Shinichiro
Joined: 07 Nov 2008
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Location: Kanagawa, Japan
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| Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2008 12:48 am Post subject: |
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Good morning, TBA.
I am keeping the case with paper as measures to prevent dust making it.
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=wIBUDCeEx8U
This box is very effective. However, when driving for keeping it, this is detached.
I wonder an ultimate solution whether is an acrylic case to exhibit the doll and the bouquet or not a vinyl chloride board case perhaps. |
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Toni Babelony
Joined: 21 Oct 2008
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Location: Bonn, Germany
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Konban-wa, Shinichiro-san.
Your previous post was also mis interpreted by me. I also apologize for that, though it wasn't a big deal.
Anyways, that solution to protect your layout for dust isn't really suitable for exhibitions and such. Sure, it may protect your layout for "that cat", but it's not so interesting for the viewers.
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Shinichiro
Joined: 07 Nov 2008
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Location: Kanagawa, Japan
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| Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2008 3:23 am Post subject: |
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Hello Toni. I finished just eating lunch now.
No, it is done due to the lack of my language ability. I will have to read more
carefully.
It is as Toni says.
Spectators and the cat (Perhaps, though it is not thought that it comes to the festival) will be seemed not to be interesting.
I will see HP of some exhibition case companies for dustproof. However, the price of some kind of acrylic case and fishbowl is higher than that of my desire. |
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Toni Babelony
Joined: 21 Oct 2008
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| Shinichiro wrote: | | I will see HP of some exhibition case companies for dustproof. However, the price of some kind of acrylic case and fishbowl is higher than that of my desire. |
You can always try to make a box from plexiglass (アクリル樹脂) or so by yourself. It's much cheaper and you can make it to fit your needs.
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Shinichiro
Joined: 07 Nov 2008
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Location: Kanagawa, Japan
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Goedemorgen Toni.
Indeed, the size will fit, and it be finished up cheaply if it produces it for myself.
http://www.hyosin-net.com/acrylic_regularbord.html
HP of such a manufacturer was found. I will produce a special dustproof case sooner or later.
Thank you for your good idea. |
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