rtr12 posted:I am not much of a track designer, but your plan 2 does look a little more interesting. My layout now is more like the first plan and it does get kind of old just going around in circles. Others here are good at track design and will be able to offer better suggestions like Mark has above.
I know what you mean. I was happy with the first one, but I kept going back to it thinking, this is going to be boring. I'm much happier with the second one.What software did you use to draw your wiring diagram? That looks like a real nice drawing.
I used AutoCAD to design the wiring diagram and control panel. I'm a draftsman so I have access to 2D and 3D modeling software.
Mark Boyce posted:Mike,
Access sounds good! The Railking Allegheny should be fun to see running on the rails. How could I forget the Husky Stacks????? I'll keep watching.
I have a total of 9 husky stacks now... almost too many haha.
This past weekend I painted the room's ceiling black and started re-wiring the room. All, but one outlet in the room will be controlled by one light switch. This will enable me to make sure power is shut off every time I leave the room.
Next I'm debating on lights. Recessed or track, I'm not too sure what I should do yet. Also, I'm not sure if I should paint the walls any certain color since I'll be adding a backdrop (it will not go to the ceiling.)
