Mark Boyce posted:mike g. posted:Mark Boyce posted:mike g. posted:Its a good start Mark! If I were you I would leave the plywood sides as it gives it strength and since you plan on moving it, you will want as much strength you can get! IMO its never bad to have to much meet on something you are going to be moving. It will keep it square!
Good idea, Mike! Besides it is more work to take them off than just leaving them there! LOL
LOL very true! I didn't think of that aspect!
We who are tired, but aren’t retired yet need to make the most of our train time!!
Yep I would leave them there also! The stronger the better!
Mark how big is the area you have taped off? The pictures makes it look very small to me. What radius curves do you plan to run? I spent a lot of capital no only in $$ but also available room to have my outside loop 072 minimum and the inside loop at a minimum of 060. Wish I could have had the room to go with a bigger radius! I see a forum member running a big boy on 072 and it still looks odd!!!
Jim
