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March 13, 2026
Description
I designed these supports to elevate the train tracks of my little N-gauge loop. The surface has a brick pattern.
The track sleepers fit neatly in the top. They come in steps of 3 mm height diference. The biggest have an arch cutout so that they can partially overlap another track to work for a figure eight layout.
License:
CULTS - Private Use
Lynxman
