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revmox
#351
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17 January 2024 11:18:15(UTC)
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What is the minimum desirable spacing between straight C-track? Could the roadbeds of adjacent tracks touch or, in other words, is there much/any Marklin rolling stock that is wider than the base of C-track?
Thinking here of hidden storage tracks and getting the maximum into a small space.
Yes, there would be clearance issues entering and leaving the parallel sidings and some severely hacked track pieces ... but if they don't sell it, you've got make it.
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17 January 2024 12:08:57(UTC)
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According to MOROP, the European association that federates national associations of railroad and model railroad enthusiasts, the distances between straight standard H0 gauge tracks - measured from track centre to track centre - should not fall below the following values:
open track: 46 mm
yards: 52 mm
Source (see point #2):
https://www.morop.org/do...oads/nem/de/nem112_d.pdf
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17 January 2024 21:53:18(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Alsterstreek
According to MOROP, the European association that federates national associations of railroad and model railroad enthusiasts, the distances between straight standard H0 gauge tracks - measured from track centre to track centre - should not fall below the following values:
open track: 46 mm
yards: 52 mm
Source (see point #2):
https://www.morop.org/do...oads/nem/de/nem112_d.pdf
Thanks Ak,
Centre to centre distance of two C-track straights pushed together is 40mm. The rolling stock envelope specified in NEM 301 is 40mm (kinematic for new stuff, static for old stuff). So 46mm should pretty much ensure 6mm clearance between rolling stock IF your rolling stock is compliant.
https://morop.org/images...NEM_E/nem301_en_2018.pdf
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20 January 2024 15:00:48(UTC)
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Special Hosenträger variations
See post #320 for red track "2417x"
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20 January 2024 16:35:32(UTC)
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Large version with no R1. Don't know how to attach a scarm file as an image, sorry.
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4 short sidings with alternatives
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Some ideas borrowed from this topic
Sidings geometry.
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Mental game on 110x190 cm.
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Originally Posted by: Alsterstreek
Mental game on 110x190 cm.
Now try the exercise of interlocking all those diamond crossings ...
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... and on 94x174 cm.
3.5% incline & defused S-curves.
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I think you bypassed the exercise request.
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There, it works perfectly with one train at a time.
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