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The section under the yard is flat, until it needs to start to raise again to reach the surface of the layout at each ends. If I can make a suggestion, since you are using a published plan, you could always buy the book it's featured in, especially considering that they give a step by step explanation on how to build the thing in that book. It could save you from a lot of headaches [;)] [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by BUDLINER [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Neerie I bought the Atlas book featuring this particular track plan: Seven Step-by-Step HO Railroads, this layout was designed so part of the main line actually runs UNDER the scenery (the double track section that runs under the yard). [/quote] sorry yes, it is that dobble section under the yard is that flat and all the rest is proped up I do have that same book and I have the wood its over $140 for the framing at home depot is that return leg conected to the yard is it two levels I cant see that in the book [/quote]
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