Sounds fair to me, and the T-TRAK standards suggest that although they don't stipulate it. It would only be common courtesy to provide the "correction". But none of that should be an at setup surprise. All info should have been provided and discussed during the registration process.
The plastic roll stuff damages easily and can lead to a ratty display. The bed sheets (my first attempt at better table covering), are easily moved when laying several sheets on multiple tables or moving modules. As a result I used "painters tape" (green or blue masking tape) to tape them to the table's tops. The tape would be covered by the modules.
Fitted table covers turned out to be easier and cheaper to get than I originally thought so now I have 4 x 8 footers and 6 x 6 footers that stay in place and have been determined to be the best solution. And I can get red ones!
I haven't been able to run trains at shows for about 5 years - crowded layouts, layout electrical issues, show duties - so now I'm doing personal displays or small shows with a couple of friends. Maybe I'll get back to Trainfest next year IF it happens!
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[email protected]Subject: Re: [T-TrakGlobal] Tools
We have a corner junction that is a non-standard size, and we have an offset module for the other side of the loop that travels with the corner. If someone brings a non-standard size module, should it not be their responsibility to provide the offset, or their module doesn't go into the layout?
We use polyester fitted table covers which look professional. "Polyester is considered one of the most flame-retardant materials available on the market..."
At a show, just like Goeff, we run trains. And the bandage idea is a must!
-bruce
Bruce G Alcock | OK N-Rail | 405-381-4314 | nytrr@...
