Wooden Train Track Layouts. A simple way of making the traditional rails is to use two plywood sheets, thin enough to be flexible as rails and join them with evenly distributed spacers, as sleepers elements that separate the rails forming two parallel lines even in the curves.
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A simple way of making the traditional rails is to use two plywood sheets, thin enough to be flexible as rails and join them with evenly distributed spacers, as sleepers elements that separate the rails forming two parallel lines even in the curves.
A Simple Way Of Making The Traditional Rails Is To Use Two Plywood Sheets, Thin Enough To Be Flexible As Rails And Join Them With Evenly Distributed Spacers, As Sleepers Elements That Separate The Rails Forming Two Parallel Lines Even In The Curves.
