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157 Responses to “Show Us Your Layout”
Max Knoepfel
Hello all
New to N scale here,
any tips or links helpful for starting an 8 x 3.5 model
Thank you
Frank Tedesco
I'd like to see more Z Scalerrs in here
Lawrence Zukowski
3 years and still only half done.
Roy Kennedy
This is the CORONA MODEL RAILROAD SOCIETY.
Rick Culver
The Culver Creek Railroad. O gauge, Fastrack, 16' x 6' with two side extenstions.
Michael Schwebke
I built the farmland and the train repair shop.
Jerrman
Anyone know how to teach O scalers in Salt Lake City area? We are installing a very large 2-rail O scale layout in a museum and are looking for volunteers to oversee, operate and add modeling expertise. Obviously, any scale expertise would be welcome. Thanks.
Thomas Mazol
a work in progress
Ed
HO
Alan Jennison
This is part of the work I am doing showcasing the history of Tasmania's (Australia) west coast in miniature. Lots more to go yet but open to the public here in Zeehan, Tasmania.
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Hello all New to N scale here, any tips or links helpful for starting an 8 x 3.5 model Thank you
I'd like to see more Z Scalerrs in here
3 years and still only half done.
This is the CORONA MODEL RAILROAD SOCIETY.
The Culver Creek Railroad. O gauge, Fastrack, 16' x 6' with two side extenstions.
I built the farmland and the train repair shop.
Anyone know how to teach O scalers in Salt Lake City area? We are installing a very large 2-rail O scale layout in a museum and are looking for volunteers to oversee, operate and add modeling expertise. Obviously, any scale expertise would be welcome. Thanks.
a work in progress
HO
This is part of the work I am doing showcasing the history of Tasmania's (Australia) west coast in miniature. Lots more to go yet but open to the public here in Zeehan, Tasmania.