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Riding A Thin Rail
Sep 9, 2009



By Peter De Keles
Author  Bio
"Potential energy exists whenever an object, which has mass, has a position within a force field". This train has some real potential.

Title:Riding a Thin Rail
LSOL.com Rating
Length1:55Release Date08/21/2009
OverviewThis is almost like watching a NASCAR race because you're waiting to see a crash. It's a beautiful setting but just a little too much Trust and Gravity are built into the design for my liking.

If you had bad knees it would be almost justifiable.

I enjoyed watching it, but I was as nervous as a bull in room full of red rocking chairs. Maybe a little guardrail would have eased my pain.

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high trust
I do not know if I would place gaurd rails along the track or hang a net underneath. It scares me.
Pete Null - 09/09/2009 - 10:13

High trust
Beautiful woodwork. I believe that's bull in a china shop or cat in a room full of rockers. You obviously have no grandchildren.

Loved it.

Larry Bizianes - 09/10/2009 - 09:48

Ouch..
I have grandchildren. And I got a headache coming up with the "nervous as a bull in room full of red rocking chairs".
Peter De Keles - 09/10/2009 - 10:33

What is the problem?
My roadbed (where it is elevated above grade) is 1/2 inch clear lucite 6 inches wide. It really looks like the train is travelling in space. I support it about every 15 to 18 inches with electrical conduit. Had one calamity with an Aristo Mikado going over the side. Have been a lot more careful since.
Dale Frels - 09/10/2009 - 18:18

PICS
Dale,

Do you have pictures in your library?

Peter De Keles - 09/13/2009 - 18:49

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