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Post by Deleted on Jul 14, 2014 1:11:41 GMT
Just wondering what other members do with their in-car line diagrams and such. Have you got any special mounting arrangements? Of the ones I have, I've simply blu tacked them to the wall. Bit ungainly, but it works. I've also kept the original backing where possible as it's a far easier surface to mount to. Also curious about what you guys do when you have a map without the backing (i.e. pulled from a train in-service). I recently acquired 3 such diagrams from the last C Stock (with permission, of course). I tried to re-back them with greaseproof paper, which was a hassle, and I didn't realise I made a critical mistake in backing choice until I found out that blu tack doesn't stick to baking sheets, so I had to jerry rig it with regular paper and double sided tape. If you were in my position, what would you have done?
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Post by rapidtransitman on Jul 14, 2014 14:40:23 GMT
I put some wood trim at the top corner of my hallway along the ceiling & the wall, about 8" apart, to hold my line maps in, curved the way they are on some trains - no blue tac, no glue. My hall now has a cramped train feel.
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Post by camperdown9 on Jan 4, 2015 7:56:02 GMT
The first one I had was a Piccadilly line version in 1996 that I removed part of the backing and stuck to the wall. My landlady at the time was not impressed. (This was neatly twenty years ago and I should of known better)
I recently bought a northern line diagram and have taken it to be framed. (Been quoted £80 )
Alex
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