Burlington Northern in Seattle. Post 2

After completing a number of jobs around the house, I managed to get some time on the weekend to spend in the train room. I also got parts of the steelwork for the layout back from the powder coaters on Friday, so therefore construction could finally begin.
I spent some time working on level heights before the sending the parts to the laser machine to be cut. ( Excuse the drawing. It is not as clear as I would have liked. )
Freshly cut and still on the machine.
Powder coated and ready for assembly.
Assembled and in the basic position.
Light box fitted, LED strip light roughly installed to test.
Level 1 Benchwork and Light box Valence fitted.
Level 2 Benchwork ( Part of my previous layout ) moved into position, as well as the backdrop and a few trains added to see the results.

My next step will be to move Level 3 & 4 into position so I can finalize the heights. Once that is done I can start construction on the first helix to link all the levels together.
Details will follow.
Link to post 1 :- www.model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/8496
Kevin
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Nice!!
Look sturdy and flexible enough. A sweet looking system. Any thoughts on adapting something like this for NTrak or Freemo? Those leg bases and risers look sturdy enough to do the job, especially if a method of allowing someone to create curved modules and possibly tool-less fastening were devised. Giving me ideas...... Hmmmmm......
Draftboy, - to the CAD workstation!
Wow!
I've never seen someone design and fabricate there own laser cut metal benchwork. That looks awesome.
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