Laying Foam Board And Attaching Fascia Trim To My New Ho Scale Layout
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- Pink foam is too expensive, so just how messy is white foam? Lets find out when I cut it to shape on my new basement layout.
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Looks great. Super clean looking!
Ah Windex, what can’t it do? I like your sense of humour. Layout looks great so far. That crack in the fascia would drive me nuts. Hopefully once it’s painted no one will notice. As long as you paint it the correct shade of coffee. Lol. Can’t wait to see more progress. -Mark
I will probably replace it, but for now it will do it's job.
Mark it will be ok , no worries
looking good Dave! Very well done cutting the foam. regardless of the trouble with the masonite, the layout looks great so far :)
Thanks. The foam surprised me, expected a blizzard.
Looking good.
Try to keep your track risers at no more than 2% and keep any elevation change away from track corners. Ask me how I know.
Thanks Gary. Not sure if I have enough distance on any one wall for a 2%, so I will at least have a wide bend if it's still on the incline.
Looking great , curious what radius you will using for your track, a great start , more work to come
I did some experimenting today with the 6 axle conrail loco. It does not like 18 radius, so I need to go bigger, which means a slight change of plans.
I am thinking 26 and 28 but use 20/22 if just a switcher steel mill
11:01 - oops. Bondo is your friend!
I'll just replace it
Hi. Did you screw into the foam board for the trim?
The trim is screwed into the wooden edges of the beams. I will be changing the fascia at some point, so it's not attached to the foam at all.
Life and cracks in mdf happen, ask me how I know LOL.