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Need Help on what i can use to run a train right above another
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Hello All <br />I just got my layout and ran , and my plan is to run a Passenger car right above the bottom track for 13 feet counting two turns and this track will allways stay up above the other track like an oval but will be on top of a mountain flatform half of the way and on the other half i need to figure out a way to keep that passenger car up above the bottom track..does anyone have any ideals how i can Make something to do so...I would prefer to make it myself than getting tressle set to do it...so if anybody has any ideals please help and better yet if you have a patternof something that i can use that i can precut out of wood for it please send it to me....OH the other question is how many would i need to make for 13 feet of track to keep it even at all times....Thanks Rick
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