12-27-2010, 06:07 AM
shortliner;
That's an interesting plan for a portable switching layout based on the spur in Anchorage, AK.
I've finally decided on going with this track plan (the last one I posted on Dec 26th):
This morning, I laid out all the track and temporarily pinned it down and have been testing out operations on it and it's going to be just fine. So this week, I'm going to start building it for real. Plenty to keep me occupied for some time with all the structures that must be scratch built or kit-bashed, etc. Best part is that a typical operating session takes as long as 90 minutes to complete.
Once I actually start construction and I get up my nerve, I may start a thread showing the layout progress.
That's an interesting plan for a portable switching layout based on the spur in Anchorage, AK.
I've finally decided on going with this track plan (the last one I posted on Dec 26th):
This morning, I laid out all the track and temporarily pinned it down and have been testing out operations on it and it's going to be just fine. So this week, I'm going to start building it for real. Plenty to keep me occupied for some time with all the structures that must be scratch built or kit-bashed, etc. Best part is that a typical operating session takes as long as 90 minutes to complete.
Once I actually start construction and I get up my nerve, I may start a thread showing the layout progress.
Ed
"Friends don't let friends build Timesavers"
"Friends don't let friends build Timesavers"