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Herc Driver, Cutting the coupler away worked well. But drilling in the locomotive body, thats another thing. I think I'll glue the couplers like umtrr suggested, but unfortiunatly when I grabbed my "super glue" it looked to be dryed out, get another one friday. I'm not running long trains...

Thanks for the tips guys, this will be my weekend project, keep your fingers crossed. Paul

Thanks, guess the best thing to do is to put some insullating stuff underneath. Paul

Thanks Herc Driver, it makes me scary to cut the coupler, but guess I have to try. Paul

I have a LL F40 and two GP38's with truck mounted couplers. Any tips on changing them to Microtrains truck mounted ?:curse: Thanks, Paul

I wonder,:confused: I like the cookie cutter method that can easely be acheived with plywood, but do I need something underneath the Unitrack to minimize the noise produced by running trains ? Thanks, Paul

Dick, this is indeed N-scale and both plans have eased curves. Cannonball the second plan is the reworked Granite Gorge and Northern. A better version of plan 1 without fooling the main when switching the yard Paul

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Kase, this is how I did the job Paul

Dick, here are two Unitrack plans. Paul

Hi Aggie, Yes it is N-scale, but never build it, I moved and have more room now to build something bigger. Cheers, Paul

Nscale, fueling on the fly, from the sawmill, and to the sawmill

That's the answer people in cars, trucks and trains way to go. Thanks again Paul

Thanks for reply, Paul

I wonder: is there an engineer in your trains ? is there a truck driver in your trucks ? is there a car driver in your cars ? Are there passengers in your busses and passenger trains ? I know much questions but maybe some pictures could help me out. Thanks, Paul

I'm an appartment dweller and I think I have to wait till retairement to settle in my own house. This is the reason I bought Unitrack so I can set up and tear down a small layout to run some trains. In the early days I used to have a layout build in flex track and I was pleased to see my...

Thank you so much, great idea and good work :thumb: :thumb:

Herc you can be proud on this one, that's for sure. Paul

pgandw, Thanks for the tips about team track and freight station and industrial spur at the yard. But no room for 4" more to rotate the plan, I have to live with that, but I think scenicing will aprove the appearance and break the view on the straight track. Paul

Thanks for reply gang, first this is a modified version of the gg&n. All turnouts are #6, smallest radius is 315 mm = 12.4" and most curves are eased with 19".Track is Unitrack, scale is N. Switching is only possible in the yard, but that is enough for me, the only withdrown for myself is that...