there are always thee options of the Peco ..or DApol tuntable kits.....both I think require a well...as do most turntables......one that sits flush with the ground, needs to have its table girders going upwards rather than downwards..as in a bridge.
the holes aren't difficult to cut..a jigsaw and template [usually supplied] being all that's needed.
If a well is a no-no...then use the likes of a dapol kit, with the ring rail flush to your table top, and the rest of the loco servicing area being built up to match the deck/rail height of the TT.
I suggested the dapol kit as [a] it ain't too much moolah down the pan if things dont work out right, and it's small, and requires a less deep well compared to teh Peco jobbie...[which incidentally, has inbuilt electrics]
the holes aren't difficult to cut..a jigsaw and template [usually supplied] being all that's needed.
If a well is a no-no...then use the likes of a dapol kit, with the ring rail flush to your table top, and the rest of the loco servicing area being built up to match the deck/rail height of the TT.
I suggested the dapol kit as [a] it ain't too much moolah down the pan if things dont work out right, and it's small, and requires a less deep well compared to teh Peco jobbie...[which incidentally, has inbuilt electrics]
