Instructions/ideas for ballasting curves?

[jonwil]

I am building a contribution to a shared train layout and we are using the NILTC standards https://niltc.org/standards/track-specifications The standard we follow has ballast starting 2 studs in from the edge then the track 2 studs later then 8 studs of track then 2 studs more ballast (so the ballast is 12 studs wide) and we have 2 layers of plate on top of the baseplate then the track on top of that.

Anyone got any instructions (or LDD files or clear easy-to-follow photos) on how to ballast a standard 90° curve? (4 standard LEGO curve tracks)

 

[HenrikLego]

Seen this site?
http://l-gauge.org/wiki/index.php?title=Reference_Instructions

[SteamSewnEmpire]

Not an enthusiastic fan of those guys, but you cannot deny their talent.

Edited January 22, 2020 by SteamSewnEmpire

[supertruper1988]

57 minutes ago, SteamSewnEmpire said:

Not an enthusiastic fan of those guys, but you cannot deny their talent.

What guys? L-Gauge is run by Michael Gale and is a repository of information. Whats not to like?

[SteamSewnEmpire]

56 minutes ago, supertruper1988 said:

What guys? L-Gauge is run by Michael Gale and is a repository of information. Whats not to like?

Oh, no, sorry - I meant the PennLUG people who are responsible for a number of those designs. Everything they build is top notch... but I also have some friends who had pretty bad experiences with the group. Not going to say more. 

[dtomsen]

Maybe a more “welcoming” solution here ?

http://www.snakebyte.dk/lego/instructions/trains/tracks/index.php

Edited January 22, 2020 by dtomsen

[M_slug357]

On 1/22/2020 at 3:18 PM, SteamSewnEmpire said:

...Not going to say more. 

No offense, but you prob shouldn’t have mentioned it in the 1st place.

Cuz now inquiring minds wanna know...!!

[Roadmonkeytj]

https://bricktraindepot.com/free-layout

Another resource ...