08-23-2010, 08:45 AM
My wife and I are cleaning, sorting and reorganizing our house.
On the w/e, we decided to get rid of some large, folding closet doors from our basement. As I took them apart, my eyes lit up because I realized they would work well for a model train layout! You could either splice 1 or 2 of them together, or even all of them. They could work well for an HO shunting/shelf layout or, even better, for an N-scale layout. They're approx. 2’ wide by 5’8” tall and a couple inches thick (very sturdy).
We’re planning to throw them out when the garbage is picked up on Thursday as we want to quickly de-clutter our place.
If I didn't already have 3 small layouts on the go, I'd seriously consider using one of these. Things like this sure get the mind whirring, thinking of the possibilities!
Please see my post below -- I'm now offering these to any GTA members who can come by to pick them up.
Cheers,
Rob
On the w/e, we decided to get rid of some large, folding closet doors from our basement. As I took them apart, my eyes lit up because I realized they would work well for a model train layout! You could either splice 1 or 2 of them together, or even all of them. They could work well for an HO shunting/shelf layout or, even better, for an N-scale layout. They're approx. 2’ wide by 5’8” tall and a couple inches thick (very sturdy).
We’re planning to throw them out when the garbage is picked up on Thursday as we want to quickly de-clutter our place.
If I didn't already have 3 small layouts on the go, I'd seriously consider using one of these. Things like this sure get the mind whirring, thinking of the possibilities!
Please see my post below -- I'm now offering these to any GTA members who can come by to pick them up.
Cheers,
Rob
Rob
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