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The Falkirk Wheel as a Staging Elevator?
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<p>Might be workable for a model railroad. Balancing the weight would be a minor issue (empty track vs loaded tracks). That having been said, the space requirement would still be about the same as a traditional flat yard with a not-as-traditional (in the US) sector plate. </p> <p>I guess it would be useful in the place of a helix (you could put a staging yard directly below the main tracks and back a train into the wheel elevator, but then you could do that with a regular elevator).</p> <p> </p>
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