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Thanks Dave , I’ve tried building on just about everything and it all works as I tend to make my landscape as none flat as possible where possible and with the styrofoam base I will simply use scenery and ground goop to model it in with other structures.

I’m pretty much done with the Mooney’s Plumbing building , just need to add some castings.

Life certainly does get in the way but we manage to plug along.

I think I’m on the right track now. :)

I think I’m on my 6th or 7th.

I think even 1mm would give a nice base for the rails.

I hope you are learning lots from your first layout build, brings back memories of my first layout.

I would think laying rail on strictly wood would be more work than with cork or foam road bed unless every inch of wood you were laying track on was pristine condition. Even though you have decided on foam for roadbed have you thought of simply going to a lumbe/hardware store and buying cork and...

Merry Christmas Jim

Here’s another Bar Mills Mooney‘s Plumbing structure I’m working on.

And this is where I added the plastic joiners , there sitting next to the track.

Try this link https://photos.app.goo.gl/tGpqwQeEhXBejayA7

Oh ok thought we were talking FB pm.

Lynn Boyd in Sault Ste Marie

Are you on messenger ? I can send it to you that way, I think.

I was afraid of that, for me if I click the link it asks me to login to Facebook and it works , but if you’re not a member on the Facebook page called NMRA I suppose it won’t work, hmmm.

Cherry Creek seems to have it in stock . https://www.cchobbies.com/track/Midwest%20cork.htm Also while travelling back from Toronto airport we stopped at a hobby shop in Barrie Ont and I picked up some Vallejo paints and a couple flex track, I noticed they also had cork road bed . PS I didn’t...

It was a 2-10-0 and 4-6-4 , found the post and link for you, unfortunately it’s on facebook. The video is quite large so unlikely I would be able to upload here. https://www.facebook.com/groups/nmragroup/permalink/10158679339434677/

That price is accurate for Canada, back in 2006 when I purchased all most all my Peco insulfrog switches I bought them and rail from Cherry Creek Hobby’s and even with exchange and shipping to Canada it was a much better price. https://www.cchobbies.com/

Stalling only.