Backyard Railroad: Accu-Tie Tie Plates on 7.5" Gauge Wooden Bridge
Our new starting point is where our bridge will reach out to the switch. It's the most complicated portion of our simple, 171 foot oval/oblong loop. But once we get this section right, we will have a bunch of train track down immediately afterward! We're getting excited! Accu-Tie Rail System: https://accu-tierailsystem.com/ Midwest Scale Rail: https://www.midwestscalerail.com/
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