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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Jim Duda Man, I could throw some green paint into the cement, mix 'er up, spread it around, and voila!...no yard maintenance...I love it, eh!!! I'll go somewhere between 18 - 24 inches...still undecided. http://www.btcomm.com/trains/primer/roadbed/ladder1.htm - I'm likin' it A LOT!!! JD [/quote]Hay Jim, I've built my entire layout on a similar type of spline roadbed and I like the system very much. I first used the spline system when helping to build an HO club layout back in the sixties (spline roadbed has been in use on small scale layouts for about 50 years). This is where I got the idea to use spline roadbed outdoors. The system I just saw on your link is better than the one I devised because it has fewer parts to deal with. Spline roadbed is great even at ground level since you will not have to worry about your track sinking or shifting due to the dirt settling underneath. Go for it.... OLD DAD
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