Hi Everyone

To support the Kids and the teacher in our local primary school I am looking for advice how to build fast and cheap F-Type wall mounts for a modular shelf layout.

F-Type means - Two shelf for the modular layout and space below for another layout (Gauge 1) running on a podest on the floor. Upper shelf is wider than lower shelf to assure sight to the floor.

We have some "restrictions":

Hi everyone.

I only have a centre light in my hobby room and am running out of display space for my scale plastic model aircraft and cars (see my modelling blog). I am planning to put up a run of 10" deep shelving above the railroad all the way around and use the LED strips recently advised in other posts. 

Can I get suggestions for the ideal height above the railroad both for access and for decent light distribution.

Hi all,

I am close to beginning tearing down my current layout and starting out the new one using the TOMA concept. Following good advice i got from other threads, i decided on using a kreg jig and 3/4" plywood strips for the open-grid benchwork. I ll build 7 modules (which will end up being key modules in my future layout / home ).

I know my title is kind of vague but I'm not sure how to say what I'm intending.  Recently some have been building benchwork so that you can access the wiring in the front roughly at benchwork top height.  In other words no more bending down to solder a million feeders. If any of you have done this, I'd love to see a picture of your work.