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Benchwork looks good. If the flat areas need to support only lightweight scenery and structures, you might consider extruded pink foam for the base.

Picture shows the north end of my 10'-by-5' layout. There is a 1/2-inch plywood base topped by 1-inch layers of extruded pink foam. Except for the bridges, the track is laid on cork roadbed glued to the foam. Extruded pink foam is not messy to work with and can be stacked and easily carved to make lightweight scenery.

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I've finished the framing. I built the wall on the left a while ago adding some outlets and extended a wire out to connect to outlets in the future platform framing. You can see the yellow wire coming out along on of the joist. It connects to a switch and then on to outlets on either side of the aisle-way. I wanted a 'kill' switch so if something goes wrong and can cutoff the power to everything in an instant.IMG_1408[1]

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