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Re: Wanted: Tyco Track Expander Book

=>Hi Guys I am looking for a copy as my 7 Year old Nephew Has this set and =>want's uncle to build it for him for his birthday in a few weeks, For trains =>Have 2 Proto 100 F3 And an assortment of tyco and proto 1000 cars all =>working well.

Well, I doubt it'll do you much good, as Tyco is no longer in the model train business. If you already have the trackplan, just adapt it to Atlas, or similar track. IIRC, Tyco track was just regular Code 100 sectional track, and I expect Atlas will be exact match (except for part numbers.)

HTH&GL

Reply to
Wolf Kirchmeir
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I think he wants the plans, not the actual Tyco track.

Try looking around

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. If it's not there perhaps they know where else to look for one.

Dave

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Dave LeCount

thanks guys, I saw two on ebay along time ago but wasn't going to pay $160au for the track I think I have Half the book at my parents but thats over 600 km a long way away I just need to now how the basic layout was set up etc, We have the Track switches which is all Atlas nickle silver track by the way so I will have to go home and see what other books and mags i Have Their.

If any one has this and wants to part with it I'm Still looking

Reply to
Anthony Chambers

Ah, in that case, you may want to stop by the Atlas website and pick up their program for designing layouts! The first assumption a lot of us had was that you wanted the book for itself as a collector or some such. Since all you want is the info, the Atlas program can provide the limitations of the Atlas track system while you doodle as to where you want things to go. The Georgetown and Grand Fork railroad, for a name, is anything that you really want it to be and not just a circle of track with a siding on the front and a spur into the center from the back.

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Bob May

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