(said by me, jumping up and down at the same time) Got the pool table loop already put together. Next, putting together the 42 curve circle. Then we attach lock-ons, rig up wires, transformer connect, set the trains on the track, and then we blast off...
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Fantastic! I am biting at the bit to get my track together, but I have a lot to do before that day will come. Have a great time!
Excellent! 
These trains were made to run!!
The 10 straights and 8 curves put together as a loop around the pool table, all were working PERFECTLY!!! Ran my MTH Ives circus set, happy me Thank you, USATrack.
How about photos and a video with some song and dance? 
Yippeee
Ace posted:How about photos and a video with some song and dance?
singing what, "Chattanooga choo choo"?
Carey,
Pictures please!
PCRR/Dave
You'd think people have never seen 18 pieces of track before the way they act on here...
Jim,
I want to see her new train running on that new track, I think it's great the way the guys are encouraging her, glad to see a lady taking an interest in our hobby, especially Tin Plate.
PCRR/Dave
The pool table loop of the USATrack , track tie edge to edge of the width as the track is put on the floor lays out at just about five feet. GREAT! The loop length wise, same track tie edge to edge is about 8'5", hoping I can get Tom to okay it at 9' even, that would be swell.
For the 8- 42 curves in a circle, it lays out on the floor at about 44" across. I'd like a 60" circle of wood cut, but Tom may not go for that- he probably looking at 48" to economize on the wood, and be less time intensive to construct. Perhaps even cutting a 48" square would be simpler and better to set on a 60" round cake table.
Carey TeaRose posted:Ace posted:How about photos and a video with some song and dance?
singing what, "Chattanooga choo choo"?
Yes, excellent choice! You're good with vintage tunes, right?
Ace posted:Carey TeaRose posted:Ace posted:How about photos and a video with some song and dance?
singing what, "Chattanooga choo choo"?
Yes, excellent choice! You're good with vintage tunes, right?
I am a vintage tune.
My YouTube channel is under: Ginger Rose and Her Band
here's one!
With a title like this, I hope to post a similarly named thread sometime this year when MTH's ScaleTrax #4 and #6 turnouts are in-stock at dealers again!!! Either that... or when I get lucky on eBay. I still can't believe I MISSED a brand new pair of #6 turnouts on eBay less than two weeks ago!!! 
And they were listed with a simple buy-it-now listing at $70 per turnout. Couldn't have been any easier, except for the fact that everyone and their brother are now looking for these. 
David
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