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Thanks Fred for your answer on the issue DCC-friendly :)

I'm building a trestle bridge for my layout even though I don't know where to have it but I had some balsa stripes and thought I could do something nice of it. Here is a picture of my work on the bridge so far... I built it by heart and the most important issue for me is that it should look...

I've often heard that it's important to make the turnouts "DCC-frinedly", your solution is not Dcc-friendly, or am I wrong?

30x48 that's about 700x1200mm and the layout of yours are a magnificent example of what's possible to do on that space :thumb: Great work :)

Really good work :) That extension makes a lot of difference...

Thanks everyone for sharing your experiences :)

A good size layout is one that you have the space for which means that a good one for me perhaps is way too small for you :thumb: I know the answer is quite philosophic but never the less it's quite true from my point of view. And remember to have fun. If you have fun with your layout it's a...

I believe it's the right for every married man to have their own turntable sign1 So from my point of view your decision is a good one.

Great that you made it and was able to post a picture and the picture is great. You have made a great job with the track. Looks really good :wave: I'm looking forward to see more :)

I hope you can post some pictures of your work soon and I really would like to see you guys with the kneeprotection bit of carpet doing the work ;)

Welcome to the forum John and Doug :) To me it seems you have a good place to build your layout ;) It should be really interesting to follow your progress

A Swede long way from you are interested :)

Awesome "Ilcen" :) The fifth new photo looks so great. Imagine what a backdrop would do :wave:

Wow, what a tempo and what a progress :)

Krawler, it's good to take part off your ideas about the buildings first and then the railroad but I wouldn't dare to do it that way but you surely have more courage then I do ;) As Andrew suggest I would also do a mockup first... :)

I understand your excitement prodigy :) Building a planning layout is so fun and gives so much in return. I can still remember the first time I soldered a feeder to some Peco track. A good memory :) Looking forward to see more from your progress on the layout. Does it have a name?

Luigi, flextrack are a gift to us model railroaders :) It makes a true difference and give us the possibility to make our dreams come true ;)

Good pictures and good work. Three foot makes a lot of difference :)

Hi luigi and welcome to the wonderful world of N-scale :wave: I do believe you made a good decision to give N-scale a try and I don't think you will regret this step. Please keep us up to date with your work :)