Hand laying code 55

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womblenz

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HI GUYS

:rolleyes: I am wondering about roadbed as I am attempting haid laying code 55 I was going to glue my ties to the subbed which is 15 mm mdf broad do I really need cork or foam?
Any commentts welcome


cheers womblenz
 
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NZRMac

In Training Down Under.
If you don't have any roadbed the wheels on rails noise is amplified thru to the benchwork, makes an awlful din.

I'm using Woodlands scenics foam, it's been great so far.

Ken.
 
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womblenz

New Member
Cheers for that ken. I was unsure about it had seen it done with roadbed on a HOn3 one a few years back very nice it was and had one of the early dcc systems but I am leaning to cork

cheers womblenz

ps hope speak soon with plan to accessed.
 
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