How can I setup a model railroad in a small apartment? - Reddit
Otherwise, N scale will be the better option. Figure out what size of table you could reasonably carry, and design a layout based around that. I recommend Kato unitrak for N scale. In either …
Three Compact 2x4 Track Plans : r/nscalemodeltrains - Reddit
Dec 2, 2022 · 50 votes, 16 comments. 7.8K subscribers in the nscalemodeltrains community. N-Scale model railroading, N-Scale trains
'Track Plan' for my 6x3 N-scale layout : r/modeltrains - Reddit
Jun 29, 2021 · Awesome overview - I saw your post earlier and was wondering what the dimensions/plan were like! I'm hopefully going to be building an N scale layout of a similar …
Looking for Track Planning Software Recommendations
May 5, 2023 · I’m ready to tear down my existing layout and do something new. I’m looking for recommendations on track planning software that is reasonably priced and relatively easy to …
My N Scale 2'x3' Coffee Table Micro-layout : r/modeltrains - Reddit
Nov 27, 2021 · Love this!! N gauge is such a great scale for small layouts with lots of detail, this is a great layout!
Is a 3x4 n scale layout too ambitious for a beginner layout maker
Oct 2, 2023 · Most of the worlds n-scale model railway owners likely live in Japan. Approximately 99.9% use either Tomix Finetrack (most common) or Kato Unitrack (somewhat less common). …
Current layout plans for a 5x10 foot area. Any ideas or ... - Reddit
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Update on my Japanese Kato / Tomix layout. - Reddit
Apr 13, 2023 · This is a very impressive layout and I think you've captured Japanese model railroading at its essence. Are you running DC or DCC what are you using to control your …
Suitcase layout help needed! : r/modeltrains - Reddit
Oct 27, 2023 · trueI am an absolute beginner, hoping to create a simple DC layout with one loco in an old steamer trunk suitcase. Scale-wise, I’d like to go with an N gauge but I’m open to a …
Is N scale on the rise? : r/modeltrains - Reddit
I have a bit of N scale I play around with, but even though my layout room is quite small I went with O gauge. Why? All the fun operating accessories to give the trains real loads to carry, and …