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Wood Track Modules:

a standard for narrow wood railway tables and shelves (1st Edition)

de Tom D. Stephenson

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A guidebook filled with ideas that take wooden track to a casual hobbyist level.



Outlined are dimensions and details of a modular standard for narrow table segments and shelf railways. Links to resources and examples for custom track, custom trains, LED lighting, and use of textures are incorporated.



Great for kids, this non-scale railway allows limitless creativity in the medium of wood, glue, textures and paper. I would even dare to suggest it brings with it charm and a bit of whimsy too...
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Loisirs créatifs et bricolage
  • Format choisi: Format paysage, 25×20 cm
    # de pages: 120
  • Date de publication: févr 21, 2010
  • Mots-clés play, wood, track, brio, thomas, train, rail, railroad, railway.toy, scale, hobby.craft, child, furniture, texture, electronic, module, table, segment, trak, wTrak
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Tom D. Stephenson
Kenmore, Washington

These resources are intended to share ideas that take wooden track to a hobbyist level. Great for kids, this non-scale railway allows limitless creativity in the medium of wood, glue, metal, fabric, textures and paper. I would even dare to suggest it brings with it charm and a bit of whimsy too... I graduated from Texas A&M University and currently design commercial aircraft. Through work, I had the opportunity to live in Bristol, England and Nagoya, Japan. Travel is also an interest - some of my favorite places include Montserrat, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Wales, Hungary, and Estonia. Other interests include trains (http://www.wTrak.org), graphic design, CAD, knowledge-based engineering, photography, sound reinforcement, recording, writing, online radio (http://www.live365.com/stations/acmjournal), and great food (http://www.letstalkcooking.org).

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