Buffer Stop Which version to Lego Train 9V ?

[davidek_20]

v.1

v.2

v.3

v.3.5

v.4

 

[LL1982]

I would go for option 3.5. You keeping it white or moving to stripped tiles? I am working on a mix of black frame with stripped beams for instance, but maybe also switching to yellow steel as a frame as that is typically used on lines here. Though the black or a wood colour frame looks a bit more classic.

[Lok24]

Hi,

none of them is attached to the rails(!), you should check/change this.
Or is there an original you refere to?

White is a strange color, isnt it?

(BTW: your pictures are very large ...., hard to display)

 

[LL1982]

6 hours ago, Lok24 said:

Hi,

none of them is attached to the rails(!), you should check/change this.
Or is there an original you refere to?

White is a strange color, isnt it?

(BTW: your pictures are very large ...., hard to display)

 

How do you mean connect to the rails? I have seen at stations that indeed they clamp to the rail, but in lego that is not feasible. I also brace it on the bricks or horizontal plates of the track to actually stop a train (kids love to crash trains here). Or am I misunderstanding you? Curious because I am also working on stops as I am working on an end station.

[davidek_20]

To "Lok24" "White is a strange color, isnt it?" White is normal. In Poland PKP PLK SA  BUFFER STOP standard white. Rest is mine construction.

Edited 4 hours ago by davidek_20

[idlemarvel]

14 hours ago, davidek_20 said:

To "Lok24" "White is a strange color, isnt it?" WHITE COLOR IS NORMAL. IN POLAND PKP PLK SA  BUFFER STOP STANDARD WHITE. Rest is mine construction.

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