Whilst finally deciding on my loft layout I decided to set it up on the living room floor so I could measure the baseboards I needed to build. Having put it all together for a little practice run I had a couple of work issues to sort out and upon returning to the living room found my 4yr old son running on the track, aaarrrggghhh!
Whilst he is not overly heavy I now have approx 45m of brand new but slightly "bowed" track that I would like to know how to get it back to being straight, if possible? it is not very bad but it is very noticeable on long straights with the cars having an up & down motion.
I don't want to fix it down by having to put holes in the track so is there another way of straightening it out?
Your superior knowledge is much appreciated. My wallet will appreciate it too!!
Mark
Whilst he is not overly heavy I now have approx 45m of brand new but slightly "bowed" track that I would like to know how to get it back to being straight, if possible? it is not very bad but it is very noticeable on long straights with the cars having an up & down motion.
I don't want to fix it down by having to put holes in the track so is there another way of straightening it out?
Your superior knowledge is much appreciated. My wallet will appreciate it too!!
Mark