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Golly Dan! In my years of model railroading I've never tried to fill one of those frogs in. Some one reccomended Squadron Putty but I sort of wonder if that will adhere to the metal frog as it is a plastic type filler. Epoxy does not sand and file well...its actually too soft!!. Perhaps an auto body filler like BONDO would work but you'd have to work fast cause it sets in about 10 mins but you can sand and file it. I guess my best thought on your problem is to try to cure as much of the "wooble" as possible by the things Roger and I have already written about and then let well enough alone as long as nothing is derailing in the turnouts. When you have a chance watch a real train going through a turnout/switch...the protype car "wobble" too..HA HA. Take Care and Have Fun....Vic
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