If I may chip in again? One small point which may be worth considering is the stability of a portable layout. While I agree that a light weight 1-leg per module may have lots of advantages and no question will undoubtedly hold a pair of K-28s double heading on the top of it. An experience with light weight double leg joined one end only moved sufficiently when one of the colleagues accidently bumped into it (a 90Kg type) that the train derailed. Fortunately it was caught before it took a dive to destruction. I feel that a single foot would offer less stability between the track and the floor it is standing on. Of course if you can get a guarantee that no one will bump into your track accidently ignore this note.
It has been interesting to read how many different methods are possible. All of them it seems work perfectly. None of them involve rocket technology (well not so far) I think it boils down to the individuals experience with materials available space and transport possibilities, plus the availability of materials as locally as possible. Have fun. Bert (going skiing tomorrow!!!) ------------------------- Bert & Edmunda [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ SSLiveSteam mailing list Send messages: [email protected] Cancel subscription: http://postfix.45mm.com/mailman/listinfo/sslivesteam Rules: http://www.45mm.com/sslivesteam_guide.html
