Tom S.
Rob E.
A 25ft x 17ft design that revolves around a helper service and features a continuous running option, stub end yard, and much more. The track plan has been made for Peco Code 55 and Kato Unitrack.
This 12x12ft HO scale proto-freelance design covers several prototype locations and how they were compressed to fit the space available.
A proto-freelance layout based on the Monterey Branch of the Southern Pacific Railroad. The layout is set in modern day, despite the SP closing it in the 70s, and the track plan is from the heyday of railroading.
This design packs a punch when it comes to the amount of switching that fits on a shelf layout, whilst not compromising on a realistic look, and feel. It includes staging that doubles as a main staging and interchange staging.
The design is meant to be mature and easy to build. Whilst providing plenty of operating fun. A design with a little bit of everything. Ideal for beginners or if you just want....EVERYTHING!
An expansive N scale layout with a double track main line, staging, continuous running options, and a lot of switching.
We have a closer look at the AT&SF Harbor Subdivision that runs through Los Angeles from Malabar yard to El Segundo. The prototype is discussed after which a custom designed is made.
( based on an existing design )
This video highlights the puzzle to find what will fit in a seemingly small 6ft x 7ft corner. More than one would think!
This 12ft x 12ft layout is designed for switching and rail fanning. The design has a yard, dense city area, port section, stand alone switching area via interchange, upper double track mainline, and staging.
Rail served industries have specific requirements based on the era and location.
IN this video we have a look at breweries. Which materials did they receive by rail and in what quantities.
A compact N scale layout with a lot of operating options and continuous running. Follow how we build the layout bit by bit and understand each piece.
Here is the design of my own layout. To fully understand it we need to look at it section by section. After that I will also explain the roster and the various jobs that make it all run. Follow the build on my youtube channel.
Ralph A.
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