Coffee Table Layout Part 3 - Laying Down The Track

In this video, I share how I laid down Peco Code 55 track on my N-Scale coffee table layout!
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[@davestrains6816]

Nice how to. Thanks for sharing. Dave

[@troysimpson9550]

Nice Layout, I look forward to your updates. Also I am glad to see you showing others how easy it is to build a layout and the fun that can be had. Keep up the good work!

[@ed1011]

great, I always want a coffee table layout but just don't have the skill to complete the whole project. Looking at your build, I personally probably dis-assemble the table after the base is built, the put the table back together after the build is 90%+ completed. Just a thought.

[@mysticrailroad]

nice work Michael! awesome track plan :)

[@FBMRR]

Very cool Michael... Cant wait for scenery...

[@KingRamrod5000]

I got a good laugh out of the opening scene.

[@seich-of-lacan-getter514]

Was that first scene how they connect to sections of rail together?

[@LevelUpRailways]

Yes, it's called thermite welding. A buddy of mine from college took that video when he interned for Metro-North.