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Baseboard gets a lick o' paint


Peter & Seth

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Work on the Harpers Road baseboard continues apace. I'm quite into it now and feel motivated after successfully overcoming the first hurdle of building a decent baseboard.

 

Yesterday I set to work by filling the screw heads, sanding and applying a coat of Japlac Primer & Undercoat in Off-White:

 

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Today I managed to do both coats of Rustins Matt Black:

 

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Not quite sure what I should next? Probably using more plywood to create the foundation of the dividing walls between scene and fiddle yard. I'm also debating whether or not to install a cork trackbed underlay?

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I installed Cork on my layout. I originally tried laying the track without but the Cork makes it easier to tac the track down. It also reduces the running noise which, although not huge, is quite good.

 

I laid the track first and then created the dividing walls between the fiddle yard and the scene. This meant that I had a bit more freedom when laying the track.

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I installed Cork on my layout. I originally tried laying the track without but the Cork makes it easier to tac the track down. It also reduces the running noise which, although not huge, is quite good.

 

I laid the track first and then created the dividing walls between the fiddle yard and the scene. This meant that I had a bit more freedom when laying the track.

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I'd definitely recommend using something as underlay - be it cork or the foam product people like Woodland Scenics market... cut down the noise as people have said :)

 

Stephen's suggestion RE the backscene/seperator sounds sensible!

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