Advice on Guards for layout sides

CNWman

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As you may know, I have a 4X8 layout I'm building, but the track plan is uncomfortably close to the edge (and all those peices are curves!) and my olive green boxcar nearly bit the dust on the most dangerous of all those curves and I was lucky that the wheels caught the rail, thus sparing my boxcar. To solve this problem, I plan to put protective guards around my table to prevent any things like that ever happening again. I would prefer them to be see-through and durable, so visitors who accadentaly hit the guards won't harm anything.
 

TrainNut

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I have a 2 year old that has figured out he can reach up through the canyon and get at one of the bridges. I plan on adding plexiglass soon.
 

TrainNut

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Thoroughbreed said:
HEHE, wait till you come in and find him have crawled up onto the layout, and being Godzilla across all your scenery.sign1
If he EVER!!!!!!!!!!! Has anyone ever posted a child on ebay before?
Oh come on, you know I'm just kidding.
 

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hooknlad

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I wonder how that table guard stuff would hold up against a basketball tossed onto the layout,by "accident"..

That table guard stuff looks amazing? David , have you used it?
 

GN.2-6-8-0

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hooknlad said:
I wonder how that table guard stuff would hold up against a basketball tossed onto the layout,by "accident"..

That table guard stuff looks amazing? David , have you used it?

Its meant to keep things from falling to the floor,I,m sure a basket ball or any large object would cause serious damage....