well guys i have a new N scale i have started building. the old layout just need a lot of stuff i could not give it. It was to small and i was looking for more land for the hobo to run wild on.
The new layout is 8x5 in a L shape and has a lot more room for things like a rail yard a lot more freight yards. Here are some pic's of the start. I have some trains running on it but i am going to start working on the ground layout soon. I am trying to make sure the rails are going to work out before i ballast them down. Here is a pic are two of the new world and more to come soon.
Yes i put supports in the middle i just did not get any pic's of them.
And the first loco to make a pass on the new southern line was a nice Dash8 conrail. HEHE
Looking good TM, it's always nice to get a little more real estate!!!
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I guess i am going to start putting down some ballest today the track seems to run trains just fine
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Well TM are you going to have this one done by tomorrow or will we have to wqait an extra day? It looks good so far just be sure to keep them hobos in check or you will lose control of the layout and they will take over. hehe
Any chance we could catch a glimpse of the projected track plan or has that not been etched in stone just yet?
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