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Offline Dick  
#1 Posted : 17 September 2003 01:29:42(UTC)
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Can anyone give me or recommend where I can find the inside and outside dimensions and tolerances for Marklin M track and also car wheel spacing with tolerances. I am using used M track for my layout and some of it requires adjustment where two pieces join.
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Offline KLB  
#2 Posted : 17 September 2003 05:15:54(UTC)
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Hi Dick,all,
Do a search as this has been talked about before.You can always measure it yourself,...Smile
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Offline franciscohg  
#3 Posted : 25 October 2003 01:59:25(UTC)
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Hi dick, just in case you haven't found it:

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Offline Lars Westerlind  
#4 Posted : 26 October 2003 00:01:09(UTC)
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This is M-track; for C-track roadbed is 40 mm, and height sligtly, er, I think less. But I don't know exactly; normally one don't have to know as witj 3Rail there are not many manufacturers too choose. Either it's 3R or not. Why do you ask?
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Offline McLae  
#5 Posted : 26 October 2003 21:45:58(UTC)
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I, for one, would like to have the c-track dimentions. Especially the roadbed angle. When I start adding road crossings and station platforms, I would like to know what angle to set on the table saw.
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Offline oz_train  
#6 Posted : 28 October 2003 14:15:13(UTC)
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Hi McLae, all,
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[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote: I, for one, would like to have the c-track dimentions.


C track dimensions are:

roadbed angle = 53.87deg (1 : 0.73)
bed width (base) = 40mm
bed width (top) = 28.5mm
bed height = 8mm
height to top of sleepers = 8.7mm
height to top of rails = 10.3mm
sleeper width = 27mm
spacing of rails (inside to inside)= 16.5mm

(All dimensions from Marklin's "Das Gleisplanbuch", p14

Hope this is what you were after!Smile

John
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