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Reply to "the question of plywood for layout"

Lay out base design –

Generally, practical layouts of today should be using 1X2’s & Lauan panels (Door Skins)

with a T configuration Ladder frame.

Inexpensive, light weight and portable.

My modules only weigh a few pounds and built for strength with a “T” Ladder or grid configuration.

When I want to switch them out. I swap them out with others stored vertically in a walk-in closet. Freight or subway tunnels, which ever I would like to run that month.

Modules will hold those old overweight Lionel boat anchors as well as the light weight trains of today.

 

I used felt under the tracks and carpet padding underneath.

That’s it. Simple, strong & basic. No need to over engineer it.

 

Left the 2x4’s and heavy plywood design way back in the 60’s.

Don’t understand why people are still using that today?

 

S.

 

 

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