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bachmann e-z tracks

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bachmann e-z tracks
Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, January 19, 2008 3:39 PM
Hello my name is Drew, I'm using Bachmann E-Z Track for my layout. I was wondering how I need to hook up all the switches and railroad lights to the layout? I have the switches hooked up to the boxes that the come with. I want to also ballast the track to make it look more realisic. Can anybody help me? Not to sure to what I am doing!
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Posted by selector on Saturday, January 19, 2008 4:10 PM

Hi.  I did a search, using the search box at lower right, under "Forum Jump", and typed in, "Ballasting EZ-Track", and this is what I got, among about four pages of other possibilities.

http://www.trains.com/trccs/forums/354616/ShowPost.aspx

Once you have looked through this one, try a syntactical search for your other questions, and you may also get some replies here about them.

Have fun!

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Posted by loathar on Saturday, January 19, 2008 9:49 PM
Sounds like you might be new to the hobby. Start with getting all your track layed in a plan your happy with first. Get everything running properly. THEN worry about ballasting your track.
It's a pretty permanent step. Make sure your happy with your track plan before you worry about it.

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