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gunsnclapton

April 19, 2010 01:20PM

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I'm looking at the photo on the bottom of the page. It almost looks like she is going into a banked curve. Could narrow gauge engines even go fast enough to require banking?

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Banked Curves on the Narrow Gauge	gunsnclapton	April 19, 2010 01:20PM
Re: Banked Curves on the Narrow Gauge	dougvv	April 19, 2010 01:27PM
Re: Superelevated Curves ...	Russo Loco	April 19, 2010 02:53PM
Re: Superelevated Curves ...	CharlieMcCandless	April 19, 2010 06:14PM
Superelevation on 3' ga	hank	April 19, 2010 06:17PM
Re: Superelevation on 3' ga	southparkline1	April 19, 2010 08:07PM
Re: Superelevation on 3' ga	hank	April 20, 2010 09:54AM
Re: Superelevation on 3' ga	Russo Loco	April 20, 2010 11:11AM
Re: Banked Curves on the Narrow Gauge	Skip	April 19, 2010 09:41PM
Re: Banked Curves on the Narrow Gauge	Gavin Hamilton	April 20, 2010 04:02PM
Re: Banked Curves on the Narrow Gauge	John E. Bull	April 20, 2010 04:16PM
Re: Banked Curves on the Narrow Gauge	J.B.Bane	April 20, 2010 07:38PM
Re: Banked Curves on the Narrow Gauge	John E. Bull	April 21, 2010 07:49AM

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