Thanks !
Not really sure about that. Don't forget that I try to build a very small layout (59" x 78").Your doing way better than me!
Chris's Big Layout
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You get more space and she finally got you to clean the garage!
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migalyto
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Then were happy for you!
Thanks folks !Then were happy for you!
migalyto
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Its a win-win for both.I "dejunkified"
You get more space and she finally got you to clean the garage!
Bruette
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Only you can answer.
Absolutely ! I decided to keep the small version.
Previously, I used small nails to lay my track. Unfortunately, every time I tried to remove them, I damaged the track. I decided to use small screws made for the Marklin C track which is (fortunately !) the same as the Trix C track. Dimensions are: 1.6mm x 13 mm. It works extremely well.
Bruette
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Go back to the approved plan. "Happy wife, happy life"SWMBO discovered my top secret project. She ordered me to cancel it immediately.
Done ! Thank you very much Louis. Your idea works very well.
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