08-19-2011, 06:39 AM
"OK when do you say that is to much trouble for a $3 item? 
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Thanks for your feedback here... I did solve this as per Tetters' method above. I simply cut off the two sections of track and swapped them. This was easy enough to do -- the buffer stayed thoroughly glued to the track but the track wasn't stuck or glued to the road-bed, so it was easy enough to move them around!
Yeah, the buffer stops are only about $3.00 each -- but they are a little hard to find here (being a British model railway accessory, etc.), so I don't want to waste 'em if I can avoid it.
Cheers, Rob
"Thanks for your feedback here... I did solve this as per Tetters' method above. I simply cut off the two sections of track and swapped them. This was easy enough to do -- the buffer stayed thoroughly glued to the track but the track wasn't stuck or glued to the road-bed, so it was easy enough to move them around!
Yeah, the buffer stops are only about $3.00 each -- but they are a little hard to find here (being a British model railway accessory, etc.), so I don't want to waste 'em if I can avoid it.
Cheers, Rob
Rob
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