@Moonman posted:Looks good! The Foam board is a good idea. It paints with latex for scenic work and sprinkle texture in the wet paint. You can fasten the track to the foam board using a wire tie - poke a hole through the under the screw hole with a ice pick or wire coat hanger. Push the wire tie through with the lock head in the screw hole. Now use a waher and another wire tie on the bottom and snug it to suit. These are the small version, about 6" long. Make some holes for the power feeds also. You can cut a channel in the bottom and cover the wires with tape.
We hijacked Dougie's layout thread. We should have started another post.
Have fun!
EDIT: You to buy a license for simulator in scarm.
Thanks for all the tips Carl. We'll call it a tribute to Dougie's fantastic design.
The "free" version of the simulator is what I tried to install, but javascript is enabled in both Chrome and Firefox and the same error appears in both no matter which directions I follow. Unless the free version is old and in error and now you have to buy it. It says to open SCARM, go to extensions, click it to open browser. It shows the downloads, but the download button is supposed to be green or you can't download. You get a javascript error whether you make Firefox or Chrome your default browser. I hate to pay for it and run into the same error.
John
