Hi Everyone,

Over the past year, I just haven't had time to devote to getting the layout really going.  I've got the benchwork done and the mainline is laid, but there's so much more to do.  I'm considering hiring someone to do the work of getting the layout to a point where the track is laid and the rolling stock is operational.  I have no idea if there are companies or individuals who do this sort of work?  If there are, then I wonder what the pros and cons are having such work done?

Your thoughts?

Doug

I tell you, I did not want to rush the process of building this module. My plan was to take several weeks tinkering with it. But that was not to be. The Great Train Expo is on our doorstep and every effort has been made on my part to have something that resembles a partially built module ready.

Quick update.

First off, I recommend using a piece of plastic wrap between your clamp and whatever you are gluing down with Gorilla glue.

Works great. Once dried you can carve away the excess.

This is a good storage tool you can use a lego tile on top of a lego plate with a two stud gap in the middle example if you use a 4x8 plate you should put the tiles on either edge. Go to this link- http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Pick-A-Brick-ByTheme and search for 4x8 plates and 1x8 flat tiles (those are the largest possible) I recommend layering the plates to make a strong base but it can be as long as you want.

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