Several years back I used a foam roadbed material on an HO layout. For the life of me, I can't remember the manufacturer of the product. Anyone have an Idea?
-- Dave
Never leave well enough alone. (Raymond Loewy)
Several years back I used a foam roadbed material on an HO layout. For the life of me, I can't remember the manufacturer of the product. Anyone have an Idea?
-- Dave
Never leave well enough alone. (Raymond Loewy)
Woodland Scenics makes the foam roadbed.
You can see some pictures of WS foam roadbed over their foam risers on my website (below), in the layout progress area. That way you can see if it's the same material that you remember.
Ed
in article snipped-for-privacy@bellsouth.net, David Thuss at snipped-for-privacy@bellsouth.net wrote on 1/27/06 9:53 AM:
Are you talking about Foam-a-bed (i think) It was molded so the ties would slip in grooves? As i remember the advertisement, it had a roll of this stuff preceding a "roll of rail" it's kind of blurry right now but it'll come back to me...
-- Dave
Never leave well enough alone. (Raymond Loewy)
Ed, that is the product I was looking for. I just finished the benchwork for my around the room layout. I cut custom risers at every stringer location for the plywood sub-roadbed... lots of work. The platform and WS foam system, like you used, would have been a much easier route.
You're layout looks great!
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-- Dave
Never leave well enough alone. (Raymond Loewy)
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