Platform distance?

Hi, may I repost Richard's useful drawings that will give you the info you need:

*** Diagram - and the legend

Thanks Doug, now that is really useful and will keep me happy all evening.

QUOTE (Doug @ 31 Oct 2008, 00:21) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hi, may I repost Richard's useful drawings that will give you the info you need:

*** Diagram - and the legend

***Hi Doug - repost as often as you like.

Actually, the frequency with which I keep losing then spending ages hunting out those drawings yet again makes me think that they may be better made "sticky" by placing them somewhere with a clear title in forum resources so they are always available.

Richard

QUOTE (Richard Johnson @ 31 Oct 2008, 05:52) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>***Hi Doug - repost as often as you like.

Actually, the frequency with which I keep losing then spending ages hunting out those drawings yet again makes me think that they may be better made "sticky" by placing them somewhere with a clear title in forum resources so they are always available.

Richard

Great Idea to have them stickied (sp?)

Cpt Jack

Hi Donone,

While Richard's drawing is highly detailed you might also find this simpler version useful.

View attachment Scale_Loading_Gauges.pdf

Regards,

Expat.

QUOTE (Richard Johnson @ 31 Oct 2008, 02:52) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Actually, the frequency with which I keep losing then spending ages hunting out those drawings yet again

Glad to see that I'm not the only one (it's one of the main reasons that BRITHO is the keeper of such things).

I've added the information to our Resources page.

If you are using Peco track get yourself several Peco track gauges - they do the job for you including platform spacing.

QUOTE (Richard Johnson @ 31 Oct 2008, 02:52) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>***Hi Doug - repost as often as you like.

Actually, the frequency with which I keep losing then spending ages hunting out those drawings yet again makes me think that they may be better made "sticky" by placing them somewhere with a clear title in forum resources so they are always available.

Richard

Richard,

You are a mine of information (as are most on this forum). I will have to find more time to do such detailed drawings.

Thanks for the resource.