What size is your layout?

About 28' X 30' L shaped made from NMRA compatable modules

HO

Basement

In my house

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Regards,

Larry Madson

10ft by 18ft, around the walls with a diagonal peninsula

HO

Converted garage

House.

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Hello paul;

I would like to see some of your photos. Do you have a website to see them?

Thanks,

Dan Harriman Orange, Texas

real email addy is kc5gxl at sbcglobal dot net

3'x4' oNeTrak module (ie n-scale). At home I keep it enclosed in a Plexiglass case with removable top. I take it to shows minus the case to connect to my clubs layout. I have a DIY DCC and a Digitrax Zephyr system.

It consists of two layers connected by a helix:

Bottom: oval with internal reverse loop, yard with turntable, in/out industries (Coal mine/Power Station), lots of tunnels, mainline for oNeTrak connection;

Top: oval with internal reverse loop, town, station, river gorge, mountains.

See:

David

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About 12 x 16, HO, in the basement rec room

Don

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Owning a Ferrari ain't all is cracked up to be, what with $11,000 timing belt replacement. I just sold it last week. I didn't drive it that much anyway: only 10,000 miles in 10 years. I think a mini-cooper convertible is in my future.

What takes more time away from trains are the guitars, skiing, travel, and video production for my daughter's school (I'm only two plays behind right now).

Ed

12 x 14 feet HO bedroom house

Beautiful presentation and layout. Really. Well done.

Pete > 3'x4' oNeTrak module (ie n-scale). At home I keep it enclosed in a

Not started yet. Still trying to design something I like. The building I have in the backyard for it is about 16' x 44', just under

700 square feet. See link below.

The old one was in an 18' x 19' L-shaped room, most of which was a room addition behind the carport storage shed. The new one will be in the 12' x

18' portion of that room, after the room gets rebuilt following some serious rain damage (yes, Virginia, it really does rain in Phoenix!). Fortunately, all of the locomotives, cars, buildings, etc. had already been boxed up and moved into the house; I started planning last year for a new layout and better storage space out there, and actually had about 80% of the layout gone when the rains came.

HO scale, point to point switching layout with a drop-in bridge to allow continuous running when the mood strikes.

Room addition behind the carport, attached to the house but separate from the living quarters. Separate heating/cooling, even a separate electrical sub-panel for it.

Attached to the house.

Pictures in future weeks/months as things progress at

- look for the members' layouts link.

Matt

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In my mind

House eventually.

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Overall size is 22 by 38 feet, but need to subtract an area of 7 by 15 feet from that where the utility room is.

HO

Basement

House

And maybe I'll actually get it built someday!

Paul - "The CB&Q Guy" Modeling 1960's in HO.

Thanks Pete --- drop me a line if you want to discuss it.

Regards, David

Pete > Beautiful presentation and layout. Really. Well done.

4' wide by 9' long

Ho scale, but have run On30 on it as well

Brothers old bedroom. He has his own place now.

House

My Website:

Is that really a separate free-standing layout in the center of the room, or is it a penisula connected to the rest of the layout??

In the shape of a J, with the longer side 20', the bottom 18' and the smaller side 10' (The depth is 4')

HO

Basement

House

Chris Curren

'O' Gauge. 32' x 8'. It's actually 2 4x8s connected by 2 2x8s. Nothing fancy but I can run long trains.

I can't get more that 32' x 4' or 24' x 8' out of those 4 boards? Keith

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