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Those tracks are going over and under. The yellow tracks are going to be on top along side the mountain. And the red tracks are going through the mountain.
The reverse loops will be longer than in the pic, but will be shorter than my longest train.
Do you think this will work?
Just cut a 1/4" to 1/2" isolation block(dead track) at both ends of the loop?
Been doing some research on reverse loops. And others have said that if the reverse loop is shorter than the train, the metal wheels on the rolling stock might make a short circuit. Which will be a problem on my layout. So could you not just cut a 1/4" to 1/2" isolation block(dead track) at both...
Thanks for all your input.
I now know what I will do. I will and can make the walls and floors. I found a place that has all the accessories(beds, table, toilet, and so on), but will cost $130. So that will be something to do later...
This is what I need for my layout. Can anyone tell me if the kits are good to build? It says "All three kits feature laser-cut parts and Peel & Stick and Tab & Slot construction." What part of the kits peel & stick?