Update 25 July 2010
It's been forever since I last updated my blog. Some notes that I've learned. If you're a total novice at track laying and building, it's better to purchase pre-built components from the likes of Micro-Engineering instead of doing what I'm doing and building from scratch basically. Construction goes faster and you don't get discouraged.
I have learned the proper (for now) order of laying my track. I learned the roadbed should go on the drawn out template. Next should come the ties (Central Valley branch line tie strips in my case). I've been using Modge Podge to glue everything down. Time will tell if this is a good idea or not. Next the rail (pre-drill holes for feeders and solder wires to the rails).
I've been having mix results with the barge cement method of attaching the rails to the ties.
After I finish the first module, I hope to have photos posted. My layout may get down in the next 10-20 years. Ha ha ha.
I have learned the proper (for now) order of laying my track. I learned the roadbed should go on the drawn out template. Next should come the ties (Central Valley branch line tie strips in my case). I've been using Modge Podge to glue everything down. Time will tell if this is a good idea or not. Next the rail (pre-drill holes for feeders and solder wires to the rails).
I've been having mix results with the barge cement method of attaching the rails to the ties.
After I finish the first module, I hope to have photos posted. My layout may get down in the next 10-20 years. Ha ha ha.
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