I was very impressed with the way the trains and rolling stock were set up ready to roll sitting in trays.
The layout was an end to end and several of the trays were at each end. Each tray was made of two lengths of angle iron (aluminium) screwed to a wooden plank at the same distance apart and height of the track. The end of the layout track had a small section of angle fixed to it. The operators at each end simply lined up the trays with the angle on the end of the track and slipped a copper clip on to the top of the angle to each side, the train was then exactly lined up and live with power waiting for the operators to send it on its way.
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