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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by jfugate Topic this post: But watch out ... don't make it TOO high! It's far better to take an evening mocking things up, than to spend money and time building benchwork only to find it's too low or too high! Yes I wish I had forseen this error .I had to remove all of the riser's I had installed on my multi-leveled "Beaverton & North Plains Rail Transfer"Freelanced Branchline of the Rivergate Industrial Park in Portland Oregon.It would have saved me nearly 200 bucks,and the time fixing the miscalulation. But now that I have reparied my work I can now revise my Trackplan.With changing the height of the lower level this has changed the way trains travel onto and off the branch,since the Helix is NON-MOVABLE ( I say this because there is no other place to put this Floor Hog!)in refrence to the height of the lower level the ramp to lodeck is extended two and a half feet in to the lower level.Entrierly changing the track plan. [/quote]
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