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https://youtu.be/dI5FAFpQl2U
Got the electronic parts to try the Manhattan Subway point to point layout, again. Once wired, it will
be inserted into a six foot length of PVC drain pipe and made up with a cut out window to show a
subway platform with commuters, street musicians, (I draw the line at homicidal maniacs
and the rest) as the subway cruises back and forth, stopping at platform. A subway entrance will
be placed atop the affair. So, about 4 inches by six feet will be the dimensions of this layout.
A "pipe layout," if you will. Hopefully not a pipe dream!
Work begins late next week, time permitting. My eldest daughter is graduating nursing school,
this weekend, so off to Albuquerque!
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Posted - April 19 2019 : 09:43:19 AM
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Sounds like an interesting project, Chops. Good luck!
Also congratulations to your daughter on such an achievement.
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Posted - April 19 2019 : 12:32:53 PM
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| I wanted to do that to a module one time with all the railroad, trolley, cable car & subway lines of San Francisco one time
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Posted - April 19 2019 : 1:32:29 PM
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Look forward to more videos of your subway adventures Jeff.
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