[Tanniker Smith]

I've picked up a piece or two. I left all the Navy stuff in the basement so I could put out more pieces. And since I never got to put the Village out, there's a lot of extra space, so I put out the Hallmark ornaments, and some of my son's (really) old Brio toys.

The problem with it is I had nothing to put this on. The piece of drywall we used to use was damaged a few years back. I wanted to get a 4'x8' board from Home Depot, but it wasn't going to fit into my car. So there are 4 4'x2' boards on top of some planks. But I had nothing to hold the individual planks on. So they're on the floor.

[ZirconEncrustedTweezers]

Depending on how thick your 2x4 plywood sheets are, and how skilled you are at woodworking, you could cut a groove into the long edges and join them with splines. Or you could simply build a frame of 1x4’s and screw the plywood sheets to it.

Gosh, I haven’t played with my trains in ages! My most recent efforts were in N gauge.

[TASMANIANRED]

Evening QT Pi, Hugs

Happy New Year to you and your family.

[AZamericonnie]

I remember when my lil bro & dad built a train setup years ago he used an old bed frame.