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Building a play table

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Post by wayne.m.j Thu 13 Nov 2014, 8:55 am

I am wanting to build a play table for the little one (4) who is enjoying Duplo, but is asking more to build with my Lego. I was originally looking at just buying a table from Ikea or Officeworks, but that is when I noticed that the size of the base plates are not quite uniform.

I was expecting something along the lines of 6" or 12", but the 32x32 are more like 10"x10" or 25.4cm x 25.4cm square. I am used to dealing with 12", 24" etc and converting into metric 305mm, and 610mm respectively as these are numbers used in HO and OO gauge models.

The plan was to do something that would allow a sizeable train set, as I have a few models both bought and scratch built. Has anyone undertaken such a venture as is will to post some pictures for me to use as a guide?

The thought at this stage is modules made up of 51cmx51cm sections which is grid of 2x2 32x32 base plates.

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