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I wish I could be of help in your shed problem. I think some gave you some good suggestions you might try in that thread you ran on building in a shed. Of course you could move from Texas.... lol.... just kidding. Okay, First build your benchwork out of material that won't be affect by heat and cold - foam comes to mind. Then with your track work, plan lots of expansion joints. Next, don't leave your engines in the shed (carry them from and to the house in larger plastic boxes that contain several engines) maybe using a wagon or some such. I know money is probably an issue with you so air conditioning etc probably isn't in the equation. Instead work at building and using material that can withstand the temperature variations you have in Texas. I think this is your most cost effective way for you to proceed.
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