parsifal300
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Hi All,
I am attempting to lay track next to a water channel in a Miami Florida layout. There are sections where the rails parallel a 20' wide channel. Due to the close proximity of the rails to the channel whenever I attempt to lower the elevation to create the channel it screws up the track elevations. This is especially challenging when the channel and rails are at an angle to the board.
Any ideas on how to prevent track elevation changes and keep the topography looking decent? Any design tips from the experienced would be appreciated.
Thanks
~P
I am attempting to lay track next to a water channel in a Miami Florida layout. There are sections where the rails parallel a 20' wide channel. Due to the close proximity of the rails to the channel whenever I attempt to lower the elevation to create the channel it screws up the track elevations. This is especially challenging when the channel and rails are at an angle to the board.
Any ideas on how to prevent track elevation changes and keep the topography looking decent? Any design tips from the experienced would be appreciated.
Thanks
~P