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Greeting all, I am a new member as of this morning. My name is Michael Denny, and I live in Guelph Ontario Canada. I have but recently made the switch to N from HO, and I am preparing to build a

Greeting all, I am a new member as of this morning. My name is Michael Denny, and I live in Guelph Ontario Canada. I have but recently made the switch to N from HO, and I am preparing to build a

Greetings all, I am a new member as of this morning. My name is Michael Denny, and I live in Guelph Ontario Canada. I have but recently made the switch to N from HO, and I am preparing to build a

Greetings all, I am a new member as of this morning. My name is Michael Denny, and I live in Guelph Ontario Canada. I have but recently made the switch to N from HO, and I am preparing to build a

Greetings all, I am a new member as of this morning. My name is Michael Denny, and I live in Guelph Ontario Canada. I have but recently made the switch to N from HO, and I am preparing to build a

Greetings all, I am a new member as of this morning. My name is Michael Denny, and I live in Guelph Ontario Canada. I have but recently made the switch to N from HO, and I am preparing to build a

Actually that is an interesting idea. It could also facilitate several layouts in different scales. ----------------------------------------------------- Greg Williams Argyle, NB,

It's times like this that you find out who your true friends are. ----------------------------------------------------- Greg Williams Argyle, NB,

Forgot to mention that I am modeling in HO scale. Not that it affects the transverser, but I am trying to model the World War II era on an ex-interurban line.

At 11:45 AM 6/8/01, "Greg Williams" <cprfan@...> wrote (in part): Greg, They way things have been going on some of these lists lately, you probably should. [BTW, lest anyone take me too

Speaking ( as a probably un-informed new list member), it is possible to use that large space to build several small layouts. They could even be different scales and themes. That would keep one in

I am interested in hearing from others who have built transversers. My layout will rely on a three track transverser for staging. I have read the article in MRP and Ian Rice's Kalmbach book (can't

Geez, that's too bad that fate dealt you a double blow like that, space and resources for a large layout. My feelings go out to you my friend. It's a sad day when the railroad has to expand like

Well, fate has allowed me the space and resources to build a 16x12 layout. Not what I would consider small but not gargantuan either. I inherited an already built 10x8 layout and when the track and

Hi Marc, Welcome. Lots of good advice for you here. Paul Kossart - Peru, Illinois, USA BRHS, TP&WHS, La Salle & Bureau County Model Railroad Club Modeling the fictional CB&Q Illiniwek River

Hi gang, My name is marc, I am French, age 32 and practicing North American N- scale since 1993. I have begun to build a small shelf layout depicting a imaginary place on the Camas Prairie RR 2nd

have switching Paul > Sure this is N scale. I put the track on a plywood board of that size and it fits. The track I used is Atlas

I just uploaded a layout i've been toying with. 4'x6' HO scale... so yea, it's pretty cramped. I used atlas' RTS freeware to render it, so the pieces should fit together. I'm basically using this

Paul, Looks good to me. You might not be able to fit all that is indicated in the plan because the turnouts are not drawn to scale, they take up a surprising amount of space. Play around with it once

Hello I`m John Vogelaar from the Netherlands and i build one minilayout in On30 you can see on my homepage. Regards John Vogelaar http://www.lostcreek.nl/