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[ACL1504]

Epic scene in the making Tom! The built up structure looks really tidy. Thanks for sharing!

Yannis

Yannis,

Thank you for the compliment and for following along.

Tom

[ACL1504]

Tom,

Your approach to laying concrete is new to me. I'm watching with interest. 

With the disappearance of Floquil I'm wondering what a replacement might be.

Mike

Mike,

I've been using the 2 ply cardboard for my roads at least 20+ years now. If you double stack a layer, it is the perfect height for the sidewalk and curb next to the road. I haven't done that on this layout but did on my last one.

The next three photos of my roads are all done with the 2 ply cardboard.

I have enough Floquil to not have to worry about a substitute.  Excellent question though.

Tom

[Larry C]

Tom that's going to take up a sizable bit of real-estate; good  thing you have lots of room.

[ACL1504]

Tom that's going to take up a sizable bit of real-estate; good  thing you have lots of room.

Larry,

Yes, it is a good size structure with three main ones in all.

I do have lots of room.

Tom

[ACL1504]

Afternoon all,  

I have lots of photos but haven't had the time to list, crop and load them for this thread.

I'll have my leg up to reduce swelling until Saturday morning. Hopefully by Sunday I'll get back to the build.

Have a great week everyone.

Tom

[Rick]

Tom, hope you and your leg are doing well.

[Jerry]

Tom good luck with the leg.  Will all be waiting for your return.

Jerry

[jbvb]

Looking at the ground plan you posted earlier and thinking I'd probably quarter each 2 3/4" square for a northern climate. But not an issue in the Piney Woods.