May 14, 2011
at 9:33 pm /
#4522
Does someone has an idea how to solve the problem with bogies (on the picture), which are placed in this way. You can see that carriages share bogies. Although I have made a few locomotives this is something entirely new for me. On the picture is EMU.
[img:2d3bca1e]http://img847.imageshack.us/img847/961/emubogie.png[/img:2d3bca1e]
Regards
Vlado
May 15, 2011
at 12:28 am /
#25447
well a interesting problem. I guess if you was making the EMU as one complete model, that would not be a worry, however that would seem pointless if you can not increase the size of the train.
How about building the end unit as a model. with one bogie. And the centre unit as a model, without bogies. Then build the shared bogie as a model in its own right, so you would then just build a consist in RW of say end unit – bogie- centre unit – bogie – centre unit – bogie – end unit (reversed)???
You would not be limited to train size then.
May 16, 2011
at 9:37 pm /
#25448
I tried but no success. I think the problem is becouse the bogie pivot and unit pivot share the same value. Here’s picture and video…
[img:ozawbpc1]http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/8200/emu2y.png[/img:ozawbpc1]
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Regards
Vlado
May 17, 2011
at 7:07 pm /
#25449
The problem was in pivot point of real and fake bogie than was in same point. The pivot of fake bogie must be a bit (0.50 m) shorter then real bogie. So, now is OK
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Regards
Vlado
May 17, 2011
at 9:56 pm /
#25450
ok, well we can expect you to write up a How to for this thenm explaining how to go about it. Feel free to send it to me should you need some tidy up with the translations. <!– s:geek: –><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_geek.gif" alt=":geek:" title="Geek" /><!– s:geek: –>