@Mark Boyce posted:John, I certainly get impatient as well. I guess I have realized I have more ideas of projects than I will have the good health to do them! I need to slow down. Other things I would never realize until I get there no matter how carefully I planned.
I also agree with Rubin about the vertical transition of the grades. Since I was building inclined to the height you are and have less space, I had to work on the bottoms and tops of the two grades. At the top the pilot wheels of some steam engines left the track. I had to shave down the sharp transition at the top.
Hi Mark,
Hope all is well with you and your family. Seems once I hit 65 there is a finite amount of time left and an infinite amount of hopes and desires to accomplish. Good health down this last stretch of the journey is cherished for sure! Thanks for your supporting words, they mean a lot. I did go back over the posts where you had to adjust for transition grades. Great job, it seems to work beautifully.
