I think moving the crane supports down a couple studs will be fine. That will give you clearance for the trains and still keep some gap at the end of the lines.
@@ChrisBricks02 I'm asking because in my city that's the only way and i never saw how people are doing it. Any suggestions?also how to raise up the track, Also how are you making the roads?
I do recall seeing Bevins Bricks make a road go through curved train track, so definitely check out his videos for that! The designs for the track ballast I use can be found here: l-gauge.org/wiki/index.php/Reference_Instructions, and I covered the roads in a bunch of my videos, so feel free to check any of them out to see how I built them in more detail!
I think moving the crane supports down a couple studs will be fine. That will give you clearance for the trains and still keep some gap at the end of the lines.
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Maybe move it down a little bit.. BTW do you know how to make rhe road that is going trough curve train track?
I've never tried to make a road going through a curved train track, but I'm sure there are videos out there of people doing it!
@@ChrisBricks02 I'm asking because in my city that's the only way and i never saw how people are doing it. Any suggestions?also how to raise up the track, Also how are you making the roads?
I do recall seeing Bevins Bricks make a road go through curved train track, so definitely check out his videos for that! The designs for the track ballast I use can be found here: l-gauge.org/wiki/index.php/Reference_Instructions, and I covered the roads in a bunch of my videos, so feel free to check any of them out to see how I built them in more detail!
i say move the gantry down a bit more so that you can get some road underneath it for transferring cargo to trucks
That's a good idea!
@@ChrisBricks02 I have 60052 as well, and have similar plans for my gantry,I just gotta move first before i get into any world building