In one of my earlier posts I said I was a fan of simple layouts for good reason.
In fact, even my more complicated layouts are pretty simple. Here are some more I’ve used to good effect, even if they are a little less simple.
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Model Railroad Layouts and Scenery
Model railroad layouts, track plans and scenery tips
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Hi Rob:
I was wondering if you could please tell me what sizes these 3 layouts would be if they were used as an HO and N Gauge layout?
Thank you and please if you can, reply to my E-mail address as well as I do check this site when I can.
Michael
Great looking layouts and helpful advice 🙂
I am very newto the modleing could yon tell me what is the difference between code 75 and code 100 electro frog points
I get the point fully. I want to get my scenery going and have not nailed down a layout. I feel compelled to have an over and under and I am realizing that it does not work so well. Most layouts I see, like yours, do not include an under and over probably due to the complexity of fitting in scenery? Thanks
Al, Like the information on your site as I am still in the planning stages. one thing of note I am getting 404 page not found on the layout page for the images. Just wanted you to know.
Thanks for the great news letter!