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But why should I have the hassle of re advertising the item for sale when I know that it was fully working when I sold it the first time. I've already told eBay that I don't agree with their returns policy. I believe that once they have released the funds to a bank account having held on to it for a couple of weeks, the buyer should lose the option to instigate a return.

I've been scammed by buyers twice with items claimed to be faulty by the buyer, when I know they weren't. eBay promptly refunded them, which is why I won't be selling anything else on there and closing down my account.

Just waiting for some more length's of flexible track to arrive from Hattons models.

thanks for the info Chris.

Hi Chris, Very interested in how you made the platform? What timber was used? if you don't mind me asking? regards Martin

The Beginning's of my OO gauge martin's Road layout. The baseboard has been made from scrap's of timber that have been laying around along with 2nd hand Track bought from exhibitions. As can be seen the baseboard has been made and track laying has now commenced.

I have almost finally made up my mind as to what I would like to do, but can't decide over these two plans. So I require some help? What are peoples thought's on the two plans that are attached to this topic? Regards Martin

An as yet un-named layout based loosely on something GWR as I have a couple of Bachmann 56xx loco's to kick me off with.

Planned a n gauge layout in peco, re-planned it out in kato unitrack looks similar with all elements there but slightly different.

Hi everyone, Just wondering if using this track can it be made to look like a model railway as against a toy train set?

As the infill would only be 5% I'm thinking it would be mostly air. So wouldn't that give you quieter running? Tbh I've not made enough of it for an entire length of flexible track to test it out yet. But how would you successfully measure the difference anyway? Maybe by recording a video perhaps?

These two photos might explain it a bit better. These are for n gauge code 80 flexible, but could easily be adapted to oo gauge.

not entirely sure yet, initially it's supposed to represent some kind of fence.

This is the latest design for a branch line terminus that I'm going to be building. Period wise I'm probably going to be doing it in late Br western region, with a possible (but probable ) extension to 8ft in length later on to the left. As I've already got my first suitable loco, just need some suitable wagon's now and a couple of other loco's. My first task is going to be undercoating the baseboard in dk grey paint before laying down any track which i have most off already.

Just wondering has anyone tried this already? What was your findings, did it quieten down the running? just have printed my first section to try it out.