Gary:
Me again. I just looked out John Armstrong's book Creative Model Railroad
Design (Kalmbach: ISBN: 0-89024-538-X). On Pages 9-11 he discusses design
criteria for exactly what you want to do, along with diagrams and a photo of
Keith Morrison's 14 by 25 foot lift-up layout. For rigidity, Keith used
quarter-inch by four-inch steel plates sandwiched between 1 by 4s. Must have
weighed a ton. I still think aluminum channel would the the way to go,
especially with today's lightweight scenery techniques.
Jim
I am thinking of something light enough to suspend from the ceiling
> with folding legs to rest on when down from the ceiling and we are
> running trains. Has anyone done this? Suggestions?
> Rep <mailto:[email protected]?subject=new%20table?>
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