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<p>For this project Im only hand laying things that are not turnouts. </p> <p>Why? I have a whole lot of atlas flex track with liquid nails, cork and ballast stuck on. Ive got plenty of PECO code 100 turnouts that I salvaged from my previous layout for this project. They were easier to clean as I used significantly less liquid nails, and they are worth the time to clean up and re-use, plastic injection molded ties on flex track, not so.</p> <p>Wood ties look better, and are about $0.01 each (Im cutting them from 3/32 square stripwood).</p> <p>I started off spiking every 3rd tie, because I can zone out a bit and just spike the first open tie next to the Micro Engineering triangular track guage.</p> <p> </p>
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