Scraped & cleaned the existing lumber in the yard & then flipped it over. It will work fine, especially after I add some additional material on top.
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Nothing like start from scratch!!
I remember i scraped mine once. the time and effort was more that the new one. lesson learned. (in my case was possible flip over).
Andre.
Now that's what I call recycling. Nice job Spence.
Nice job Spence.
Gary
Cheers from The
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Excellent!
Peter
Spence - It looks really good, but it also made me really tired. 
That's the same emotion I always get after looking at Elliot's massive layout project. It looks really good, but so much work ahead.
Art
I didn't realize you had so much room. That's going to be great Spence! Terry
I must have missed some earlier talk. Why you doing this, Spence?
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Dennis
Spence,
Great idea buddy, why discard when you can recycle and reuse!
PCRR/Dave
Just like new!
Nothing like a fresh start. You do have some nice size real a state for your yard. Nick
There ya go! That will work out just fine!
Nice restart!
Originally Posted by Dennis:https://ogrforum.com/t...nstruction-of-layout
I must have missed some earlier talk. Why you doing this, Spence?
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Dennis
Way to go Spence, I used all of my old lumber from my layout!!!!
Alex
nothing like a blank canvas..or sheet of plywood.
Flipping the sheets over is a very smart idea...no waste!! Spence, you have a huge area for the yard and the layout overall is GRAND!!
Alan
Attaboy, Spence. I don't buy into this throwaway society, either.
Spence - I too used every piece of wood that I had on my previous layout. I hadn't done any scenery on mine so I didn't have to turn it over. And we had built it in modules so it came up the old basement stairs and down the new ones just fine.
Art
