N Scale Coffee Table Layout
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Nice job. Did a similar try with spiraling track with altitude but got a lot of derails. After seeing yours I think about giving it another try.
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A little less than 4' X 2' for those of us in the US.
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How much track is that and whats the dementions of the table?
Please and thank you i wanna build one as a table my self =)
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just a pop question, how do you hold the track with? glue or what? cheers
mjtunstall1976 9 months ago
@mjtunstall1976 Track is laid on cork strips, and held in place with track pins which are like very fine flat head nails, Peco make them. Track is the ballasted with fine rock or n-scale ballast and a 50-50 or so mix of white woodworking glue and water with a drop of washing up detergent is used, applied with an eye dropper to hold it all in place.
Derrwint 9 months ago
@Derrwint one more thing which board did you use i use a light ply board as train tracks thanks
mjtunstall1976 9 months ago
@mjtunstall1976 Hi, both the base board and the base for all raised track was MDF, roughly 12" for the main board and 1/4" for the raised track bed. MDF is typically not the best material, a good ply being better but having said that I haven't had any problems with it.
Derrwint 9 months ago
The base board is 1200mm x 600mm, and there is roughly eight or so metres of track used for the complete run, with extra for the sidings on the inside. Track is a mixture of flex, 9-3/4" and 11" radius Atlas set track.
Derrwint 1 year ago
do you have a pet cocateal
pops51201 1 year ago
@pops51201
Yes that is a cockatiel in the background.
Derrwint 1 year ago