Don’t be sad about the old layout. New one is going to kick the old ones ass Plus the renoed basement and L Shape you will be way more happy. For cleaning the cars You take the wheels out of the trucks And use a toothbrush under water, make sure you dry it off with a towel. There’s most likely hair in the trucks. Either way they have to be taken apart if they don’t roll. Look at too many hobbies Jeremy and classic model trains channels here on RUclips. They work on Lionel and flyer and they show all the techniques of restoring old stuff like we would. Amazing guys. There’s a primer for the moisture you can use. For different situations the brand is called zinsser. I used it a couple times it deals your concrete. They have many different types.
Thanks for the update, Gandy. Boy, you and your wife have a lot of irons in the fire for sure. However, it is clear that you need to address what the dampness has done in the basement for sure. I'm looking forward to future updates.
Don’t be sad about the old layout.
New one is going to kick the old ones ass
Plus the renoed basement and L Shape you will be way more happy.
For cleaning the cars
You take the wheels out of the trucks
And use a toothbrush under water, make sure you dry it off with a towel. There’s most likely hair in the trucks. Either way they have to be taken apart if they don’t roll. Look at too many hobbies Jeremy and classic model trains channels here on RUclips. They work on Lionel and flyer and they show all the techniques of restoring old stuff like we would. Amazing guys.
There’s a primer for the moisture you can use. For different situations the brand is called zinsser. I used it a couple times it deals your concrete. They have many different types.
Thanks for the update, Gandy. Boy, you and your wife have a lot of irons in the fire for sure. However, it is clear that you need to address what the dampness has done in the basement for sure. I'm looking forward to future updates.