wyomingrailfan wrote:here is a rolling track gauge....... use a piece of rolling stock or an engine for crying out loud! geez, like reinventing the wheel
Here are 10 pages worth of why not to do as you suggested (if you care to read them!)
http://www.largescalecentral.com/LSCForums/viewtopic.php?id=8923
http://www.aristocraft.com/vbulletinforums/showthread.php?t=12058
-Brian
The Home of Articulated Ugliness
cabbage wrote:William,I would erase all the measurement markings off it, that are etched into it.
Ralphy-poo,
Where is the makings?
Toadster
vsmith wrote: I used this guage making my pizza track, the little pegs on the bottom are the gauge for spacing track. It has alot of other usefull things on it.
I used this guage making my pizza track, the little pegs on the bottom are the gauge for spacing track. It has alot of other usefull things on it.
You know my Birthday is over, where's my guage?
cabbage wrote:I use the traditional flat comb type -I got mine from "Cliff Barker".The only problem I have with it is that it is aluminium alloy and very slippery due to it's polish and light weight...
Ralphiepoo,
Sand blast the sides and it should give you a better grip.
Toad
vsmith wrote: user="ToadFrog&WhiteLightn"] Looks like that is way thin metal and making track, how would it hold up to day to day use?Levels are for? Roller test if it will roll with out resistance I am thinking.ToadLevels are for making sure your track is level so when the train comes along it doesnt fall off and ruin everyones dayI used this guage making my pizza track, the little pegs on the bottom are the gauge for spacing track. It has alot of other usefull things on it.
user="ToadFrog&WhiteLightn"] Looks like that is way thin metal and making track, how would it hold up to day to day use?Levels are for? Roller test if it will roll with out resistance I am thinking.Toad
Looks like that is way thin metal and making track, how would it hold up to day to day use?
Levels are for? Roller test if it will roll with out resistance I am thinking.
Levels are for making sure your track is level so when the train comes along it doesnt fall off and ruin everyones day
Vic,
Critter came! Thanks Dude!!!!
Not tested, no testing wheelies yet for that gauge but front feels abit loose, think it is a gear.
Peace Out,
Capt Bob Johnson wrote:Getting back to the subject at hand, I rather like the rolling track gauge idea. I made a rolling level that I use for checking side to side level when ballasting, and it sure saves a lot of time; I suspect a rolling track gauge would be invaluable to those who hand lay thier track. Just a matter of spike one tie and roll to the next, instead of something you'd have to pick up and move to the next checkpoint!
Capt.
You got a pix?
Have fun with your trains
We are drinking Amber.....leave us alone.
Toadie
It's late now, Go to bed......
Byron C.
ttrigg wrote: ToadFrog WhiteLightn wrote: ttrigg wrote:Triggy, want to know how you did that....... Leased he shows love to da Toad!ToadsterSimple gif file.
ToadFrog WhiteLightn wrote: ttrigg wrote:Triggy, want to know how you did that....... Leased he shows love to da Toad!Toadster
ttrigg wrote:
Triggy, want to know how you did that....... Leased he shows love to da Toad!
Simple gif file.
Yeah I can make .gifs but not like that I don't think?
Tom Trigg
I made it on photoshop about a year ago when they were chatting about the "Promontory Point" Utah quarter. Being a big "Big Love" fan I thought I would make my own version.
altterrain wrote: no problemo. I have "borrowed" plenty of pics myself. I was just surprised to see it.-Brian
no problemo. I have "borrowed" plenty of pics myself. I was just surprised to see it.
Made alot of my friends lol when I showed it to them, and yeah there in (Edited)ville as I call it.
BTW where you get it?
Alt, leeching pix right now from Germany
altterrain wrote:<<quote user="ToadFrogWhiteLightn"] (Edited)Toadster[/quote>>Hey Toadie - you stole my pic!-Brian
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Hey Toadie - you stole my pic!
Alt,
Stole is such a big word more like I leeched it...besides Sweet Santa Fe is up there and we joke about it all the time..... If you want I will take it down.
Sweet Santa Fe wrote:Oh come on, Toady, everybody loves ya. Especially love the new logo. It's great.
Oh Thank you Sweet love you 2 (edited)
Triggy here yeah go buddy!
Oh yeah and Vic my furry friend
And as to my new MOW car
Then you have my cutie
Oh forgot, need a free boat. Great for RR use
Triggy,
Show some LOVE to da Toad......
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