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David K Smith
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 Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 3:34 am Post subject: Re: TGauge at Glasgow |
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| AlanR wrote: | | David K Smith wrote: | Good grief! Where have these guys been? They' sure aren't on the forum... unless they've been keeping this a secret.
And how on earth did they get all of that flex?!
Please pass along our collective thanks to Jack! |
Thanks for the good words about our T-Shaped layout at the Glasgow show :D and Thanks to Jack for putting these pictures up here...it's in it's infancy at the moment, so hopefully we can develop it a bit more before we next show it at Alexandra Palace, end of March. |
Welcome aboard, Alan! Hope you'll keep us updated on your progress--it looks to be an astounding piece of work. If you'd like, feel free to contribute some photos for the T Gauge website gallery.
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Jax
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Location: London, UK
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I must try to come and see you there Alan, but I have my trade stand there (attended by my husband), and I'm demonstrating so I don't know if I'll be able to.
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AlanR
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here's the underside of our T shaped T-Time (sorry about the name, we were a bit pushed for something to be included in the Glasgow show) layout. It measures 2400mm across the T, and is 1600mm high... the "Thickness" of the "T" is 740mm, and is just a regular timber/plywood(6mm) construction, 70 X 18 timber for the edging, and 44 X 18 for the Cross Bracing [img]http://image_urlC:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\T Gauge Pictures[/img] ...hope this picture has uploaded  we'll come back with some more pictures on the construction and progress at some point[/img]
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AlanR
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| Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 12:46 am Post subject: |
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ok, we might need some help in uploading pictures... did i mention that i'm quite new to the forum? 
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trainspotter-usa
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AlanR
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| Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 9:56 am Post subject: |
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Thanks Ian, "Take 2" here's the underside of our T shaped T-Time (sorry about the name, we were a bit pushed for something to be included in the Glasgow show) layout. It measures 2400mm across the T, and is 1600mm high... the "Thickness" of the "T" is 740mm, and is just a regular timber/plywood(6mm) construction, 70 X 18 timber for the edging, and 44 X 18 for the Cross Bracing 
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TBA
Joined: 08 Sep 2008
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| Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:36 am Post subject: |
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Hm! I was thinking it came apart for transport.
What are the overall dimensions then?
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Tim Watson
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Location: Hertfordshire, UK
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The MRC show at Alexandra Palace may have some other T gauge on display.
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