02-16-2009, 08:00 PM
Not a whole heck of a lot done today, considering it was an extra day off work I really thought I'd get more done.
Learned lesson of the day:
Recycling flex track that has been glued down is a royal PAIN in the butt. The glue seeps into the ties and makes it near impossible for certain areas of the track to flex without the rails coming loose from the ties. A pretty big disappointment. So I got about 2/3's of the one mainline section completed. And while the glue was drying I started mapping out the upper main line section and doing some scenicing...
Results?
![[Image: 3286637644_e26f541f96.jpg?v=0]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3549/3286637644_e26f541f96.jpg?v=0)
Heres how the bridge(s) will be aligned when everything is set and done. There is some bridge sag there, so I might need to either buy another one of these ME bridge kits, or scratch build my own tower.
![[Image: 3285822435_7309aa2353.jpg?v=0]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3527/3285822435_7309aa2353.jpg?v=0)
Scenic design is not my strong suit right now... But that is what I came up with so far.
Can one use drywalling mud in those woodland scenic rock molds with adequate results?
Learned lesson of the day:
Recycling flex track that has been glued down is a royal PAIN in the butt. The glue seeps into the ties and makes it near impossible for certain areas of the track to flex without the rails coming loose from the ties. A pretty big disappointment. So I got about 2/3's of the one mainline section completed. And while the glue was drying I started mapping out the upper main line section and doing some scenicing...
Results?
Heres how the bridge(s) will be aligned when everything is set and done. There is some bridge sag there, so I might need to either buy another one of these ME bridge kits, or scratch build my own tower.
Scenic design is not my strong suit right now... But that is what I came up with so far.
Can one use drywalling mud in those woodland scenic rock molds with adequate results?
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-Luke
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