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I'm practicing on my old layout to get familiar with track laying and such. <br /> <br />My old layout was a Tyco expansion for a circle. <br /> <br />It's an oval with six 18" radius 1/3 track pieces and a 9" straight section for the ends or C's. I'm thinking of changing it to one of two set ups (I need to do road bed maintenance anyway) : <br /> <br />22" radius curves with 1" connector section to maintain the 45" OAL or <br /> <br />Taking out the straight section to just make it a true oval end or C. <br /> <br />I have three sons so some continous operation would help them get into trains. <br /> <br />I'm going to replace the track eventually so this set up is for pratice and to see if the boys are going to be into this. <br /> <br />There is an interior passing lane for some two train operation if I can get that operating. I'll add a siding or two just for the pratice until I decide what kind of layout I want to make. <br /> <br />Thanks, <br /> <br />DT
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