Lionel Trains - Lionel Train Forum - Model Train Forum
Specific Lionel Train Forum - Pre War, Post War, O, G & HO Scale => O Scale => Topic started by: newyearseve1971 on December 02, 2012, 09:00:23 pm
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I would suggest pink or blue extruded foam for your base on a 1x4 frame,
using clear silicone to hold the track down. Lay a line of silicone down where
your track will go. Lay your track onto the silicone & let it harden. You can trim
off any silicone that shows & hide it when you ballast the track. No worry about
nails, track can be easily removed if you change your layout.
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<the exact lionel train I have is in the link at the end this this document> (i dont have any photo of my train, but i have found THE TYPE OF LIONEL train i have)
here is what NO ONE is been able to tell me and I need to know before i 'get to work' (on my train set)
i had my train since I was a child (i think) back in the spring of 2012, i was just in a "JUNK" store, and i found MORE of my train
of course I "HAD" TO have it.... that is not the issue
i tested all my train and 'ALL" of them work despite they are 30 years old, now my problem
I was unsucessful in contacting LIONEL (and hardware stores) to find out "EXACTLY" what type of wood I need, I dont want to use a piece of wood and then the wood "walp" and bend the tracks and the nails I need for the rail tracks, again I am afraid to use the wrong
nail......and then I "SHORT" out the track (if not the train it self) this is something i always want to keep for as long as I live and will be "SICK" if any thing happens to it
<IF ANY ONE READING THIS KNOW THE BEST PIECE OF WOOD AND BEST NAILS, KINDLY REPLY IF I GET MORE THAN ONE REPLY
THEN I WILL CONSIDER EACH 'REPLY' AS A SUGGESTION...its now 10pm EASTERN Dec 2, when i post this thank you
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=&oq=lionel+0&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4RNRB_enUS509US509&q=lionel+027&gs_l=hp..4.0l4j41.0.0.0.7831...........0.19eDA_7HF5U&pbx=1