If youre into prototypical trains like I am, there's plenty of fantastic modern rolling stock on the market these days with fine details! That combined with gentle curves and longer trains makes for a perfect layout. Just watch SouthernAlbertaRails videos and you'll see what I mean!
@@garytrooper1 If it's not too much to ask, could you share your layout? I love it! and I would like to replicate it here in Spain with slightly smaller measurements. THANKS!
@Javier Best see if you can open that Facebook link to the n scale users group the track plan is in there. I haven't figured out how to post photos in the TH-cam replys.
11.5' x 4.5' on one board. I can't keep it. I have no room, unfortunately. You can have it if you want it. It needs a big trailer to move it. I live in Southern Idaho.
This was the first successful run on the layout after I received it. I didn't know where all the block isolation point where at the time. There are four separate transformers which can be switched to the different blocks depending on which route you want the run, Valley route or mountain route. It was quite a learning curve figuring it out.
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It always amazes me how much action a N scale layout can have over a HO scale layout. This is realy great for running those long consists.
I completely agree.
I've been an HO modeler for about 60 years. But if I were starting out today, (or even 20 or 30 years younger), I'd do N scale in an instant.
If youre into prototypical trains like I am, there's plenty of fantastic modern rolling stock on the market these days with fine details! That combined with gentle curves and longer trains makes for a perfect layout. Just watch SouthernAlbertaRails videos and you'll see what I mean!
Love the layout, what is the size?
11.5 ft. by 44 in.
@@garytrooper1 If it's not too much to ask, could you share your layout? I love it! and I would like to replicate it here in Spain with slightly smaller measurements. THANKS!
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@Javier Best see if you can open that Facebook link to the n scale users group the track plan is in there. I haven't figured out how to post photos in the TH-cam replys.
@@garytrooper1 thanks a lot
Just view the video, really nice layout.
What's the table size?
Is this something you are restoring, great job so far, keep posting updates.
11.5' x 4.5' on one board. I can't keep it. I have no room, unfortunately. You can have it if you want it. It needs a big trailer to move it. I live in Southern Idaho.
Beautiful. Love the scenery and the run!!
Nice looking layout! And the slower speeds running so smooth look great!
I was going to say thanks for speeding up the train, but then you slowed it back down. 😢 nice loyout though.
This was the first successful run on the layout after I received it. I didn't know where all the block isolation point where at the time. There are four separate transformers which can be switched to the different blocks depending on which route you want the run, Valley route or mountain route. It was quite a learning curve figuring it out.