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{quote}The first one I made by removing the canvas. I thought that the frame might warp without the stress of the canvas but the frames, despite being very lightweight, are robust. I screwed some thin

I built an Inglenook Sidings switching layout designed to use Atlas GP length locomotives and Micro-Trains & Trainworx 50' Covered Grain Hoppers on a double and triple T-Trak module set.? Her is a

The following photos have been uploaded to the May 2022 Rosehill Exhibition ( /g/small-layout-design/album?id=276578 ) album of the [email protected] group. *

Hi all Here's what you can do with T-track if you line up a few of them. As seen at the Rosehill exhibition Sydney Australia in May this year. 5 photos have been added to

Central Coast Railroad Festival - Show Your Railroad The Central Coast Railroad Festival returns this year to San Luis Obispo County and northern San Barbara County on October 7-9

See N Scale Magazine, Mar-Apr 2020 and May-Jun 2020 for shelf layout idea. Tom K.

{quote}The first one I made by removing the canvas. I thought that the frame might warp without the stress of the canvas but the frames, despite being very lightweight, are robust. I screwed some thin

The advantage of using T-TRAK modules for me is that I can take them down to my club and join in running long trains on a much bigger layout than I have room for at home. Being able to use them as a

Steven ? I'm currently planning using a pair of doubles to make an Inglenook style shunting puzzle What do you see as the advantage for using the T-TRAK modules? They seem more appropriate

Has anyone built any T-TRAK modules that can function as a self contained small layout when not connected to a wider T-TRAK system? T-TRAK is a N Gauge/Scale modular system based on Kato Unitracks in

*Monthly Remonder* *When:* 07/01/2022 View Event ( /g/small-layout-design/viewevent?eventid=1561586 ) *Description:* Discussion of the design and construction of small model

Ron, I really hope so.? Operations is completely new to me, so I have a lot to learn. Bill, if you are in the area, let me know. -- Heath @

Want to come and help!

Definitely a lot of switching there! That should keep you busy. :-) Ron wrote:

Hello, New to this group. I am a NYC modeler of multiple scales and I am currently working on an N scale point to point switching layout that I am calling Riverside Transfer. Here are some photos

Burbank Area Layout Tour – Show Your Railroad (Calif.) A layout tour is planned for the Greater Burbank Area, including the balance of the San Fernando Valley and Simi Valley, on Saturday, October

Victorville Area Layout Tour – Show Your Railroad (So. Calif. Sept. 25) The Great Train Show returns to Southern California on September 25 and 26 at the San Bernardino Fairgrounds in

Hi, wherever feasible, I prefer to use rounded corners on my backscenes, just personal preference, that's all. Attached are a couple of photos of my latest micro, Tutherside, for your

Bob, For the layout I am currently building, I created backdrops in Adobe Photoshop and had them printed on polyethylene banner material at Office Depot. These are held in place with double stick

On 8/7/21 8:36 AM, John Hutnick wrote: For me, curving the corners is not worth the effort. _._,_._,_ It's not a lot of effort with the right material.