Thanks, not a bad idea
Rich
Hi, and welcome to the forum!
A thought..........you might be significantly better off if you take the layout totally apart, and build a new one at the new location. Especially if you have more room, this could be a great opportunity to build a "bigger and better" new one.
Taking the old one and cutting in half and reassembling is likely to turn out being a bigger job than you anticipate.
As they say......."trust me"!
ENJOY !
Mobilman44
Living in southeast Texas, formerly modeling the "postwar" Santa Fe and Illinois Central
Before you take it apart, go underneath and cut and re-connect every wire with barrier strips so re-assembly will be easier. Labelling will help, too.
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
just water can be used to lossen ballast if white glue was used.
We have moved and my layout needs to be taken down. It was screwed together. The track is screwed down and track bed is covered with ballast except between rails. I assume a rail section will need to be removed and then a saber saw to cut through table.
Can alcohol be used to loosen the glued on ballast? I am in Omaha Nebraska. Anyone close to me?
Richyb