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With all the talk of foam over mdf/plywood/ 1x3's, or guys using spline roadbed, does anyone still use the cookie cutter method that was introduced mid sixties and almost every MR project railroad was built with it through the 70's. You know homosote over plywood or mdf and using hardshell scenery? I''m thinking that way you can have a high or low profile without cutting and still use some foam for flatter areas(towns and industrial areas.Or does it seem like to much work?Any pros or cons?
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