Sometimes its hard to tell what direction of progress has been made. I usually lay most of the accessories and track in
temporarily to make sure everything fits (see previous entries). When its time to finalize it, then I have to tare it down and do it again. When laying it out, it became obvious that the fire station looked too big next to the other buildings. I decided to gut the plywood table to drop it down 1/2 inch. I also had to cut an access hole. These had to be cut prior to
permanently installing the raised track, so when I took the raised track down for painting, I cut out the required holes.
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The cut out on the left is for the fire house, the other one is for access to the inner portion of the layout and the ceiling.
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I recently discovered I need ceiling access directly over the largest part of this section. I had planned to cut an access hole, but now realized it had to be big enough to fit a step ladder with me on it.
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Starting to come back together. Newly painted roadbed is back (still temporary) up. Have another post to re-cut, and supports for the upper raised track to put in before laying down final trackwork.
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