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garethjellis

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  • Birthday 05/16/1973

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  1. garethjellis
    This is at a friends house
  2. garethjellis
    Thank you Lok24, I will try this.
  3. garethjellis
    I have been scouring the interwebs to see if any one had hacked a wire to switch a relay on and off, to switch external periferals, Has any one done this?
  4. garethjellis
    do you have a link to this British Bricks model?
  5. garethjellis
    Very Nice!
  6. garethjellis
    This looks lovley, would like to see it in 8 wide
  7. garethjellis
    This is a great little gbc!
  8. garethjellis
    Voted!
  9. garethjellis
    Love this model. !
  10. garethjellis
    Fantastic!
  11. garethjellis
    lovely!
  12. garethjellis
    What a lovely design!
  13. garethjellis
    Fantastic!!
  14. garethjellis
    You are correct, this is what happens when you trust the interwebs! https://feetmm.com/height/4-feet-and-8.5-inches-to-mm
  15. garethjellis started following Miles in L-Gauge
  16. garethjellis
    It depends what scale or gauge you want to go with, using track gauge only 1 brick width = 8mm, Lego track is 6 bricks wide = 48mm Standard track gauge is 4' 8.5" = 1241mm This gives a scale of 1:26 So.@ 1:26..1202 feet would = 1991 studs, Track is 16 studs long. so you would need 124 track sections.
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