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After mounting the yard sections, I had some fun with the trains. They ran very well, aside from the second video.
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Gomez Addams
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It looks pretty good, but what is wrong with the track in the first video? Is it a joint between modules? That J was bouncing pretty hard when it hit that.
It looks pretty good, but what is wrong with the track in the first video? Is it a joint between modules? That J was bouncing pretty hard when it hit that.
Thank you! My brother cut that section to put a creek in. In doing so, he weakened the frame so that section dipped a bit. When I covered the creek up, we put a leg under the section to straighten it out. I haven't got around to straightening the track out yet.
For more rail action check out my channel, youtube.com/thesteamchannel
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