should i take out all my rail joiners and solder the track together?

I got 1 of those cold soldering things and soldered wires to teh track and drilled holes through the base of the roundhouse, just gonna be hard to cover the wires with ground n stuff when i get to the point. (the way i happend to solder it)

I recently purchased a atlas ho-roundhouse (item #709) it work great with the atlas turntable.
1 Problem! there is no way to wire the 3 roundhouse stalls!
i think im gonna haft to solder wires to the sides of the rails only problem is i gotta get a soldering iron and figure out how it works. anyone know another way to wire the stalls?

Put your slightly faster locomotive ahead of the one that may be slightly slower

well when runnning 2 engines at once i like to have 1 going around the circle and then just messing around with 1 like loading/unloading freight but even so i like to have alot of options so the 2 engines are never on the same power block. cant hurt having a few extra blocks.

New table is built - here a picture (colors are a bit messed up)

This might not be the same for your engine but whe  i bought a new diesel engine by athearn when i put it on the track it did hum a bit but didn't move, but after leaving the power to the track on after 1-2 minutes it started moving, hope that helps

sorry about the double post.
What you see is a wooden frame i built because the table isnt 4x8, its about 2.5x6 roughly. the table is plastic with some metal plates under it (it's a old table) you can actually see a bit of the metal legs in the picture.

I beginning to think it'll be easier if i jsut build a 4x8 table
I have free time so sometime tomorrow my table will be build, ill show a picture of it when its done

if its ez-track a 60 degree is only 2 or 3" and 30 degree is like 9 or something so its a big size difference

you can see the gyprock in this picture

I have free time so im gonna make a new table, sometime tomorrow my table will be build, ill show a picture of it when its done



EDIT

New table is built - heres a picture (colors are a bit messed up) i did put a thin 4x8 sheet of what i believe is "presswood"? (really solid) under the gyprock

this is what i have got done so far:

Thanks jhanecker2, ill haft to see if my hobby shop has any. SteamGene I plan on having it a dc layout (already have 2 dc power packs,) i have a CN diesel road locomotive and santa fe one with a dummy car (these are what i plan on running on the layout) there umm.. regular length? about 8 inches, i will have 12 power blocks (probubly using the common rail system) oh and its a 4x8 layout

I will try to show a photo of layout (made with RTS)

I was wondering if i can automatically run my train set which has 2 engines running at once but only 1 line, ive heard of something that stops another train when theres already 1 on the isolated power block, what is needed for this? is block detectors what does this? does my trains set haft to be dcc?
I am currently planning to make it the common rail system so i can individually control the engines with each power pack (i already know how this works.)

1/2 inch

well i just (with the last 5 mins) cut a groove and suoerglued some wires in the groove and ran them between where 2 track pieces join.

what i was thinking of doing was since i can't drill through my table i would cut small grooves in the gyprock using a utility knife. but where there is a like a line of track in the way out the wires should i run hte wires around or under the track?