2nd-Mar-21, 02:42 PM
Hi Bon,
Both your track designs are cool. I prefer the one on the right without 180 degree turns mid-track. To each his own.
Almost any track can fold up to the wall of you screw everything to the plywood including scenery. That's the hardest part.
The second photo shows my track folded up against the left wall. The plywood under the track measures 3' 6" by 7' 8". The hinges are attached to a standard 2x3" cut to size and mounted to the wall. The individual power supplies for both lanes are plugged into a power bar mounted under the 2x3. Turning the power bar on turns everything on including the lights.
Show us what you come up with?
Both your track designs are cool. I prefer the one on the right without 180 degree turns mid-track. To each his own.
Almost any track can fold up to the wall of you screw everything to the plywood including scenery. That's the hardest part.
The second photo shows my track folded up against the left wall. The plywood under the track measures 3' 6" by 7' 8". The hinges are attached to a standard 2x3" cut to size and mounted to the wall. The individual power supplies for both lanes are plugged into a power bar mounted under the 2x3. Turning the power bar on turns everything on including the lights.
Show us what you come up with?
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