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I noticed there is no light rail trains in N scale. Planning my N scale layout and wanted to add a light rail system in my city but just cant find anything suitable. I am talking about modern LRV, LRT, MRT, Trolley and monorail. Afaik, the only ones available are the European Desiro train sets...

I too like Japanese trains and products. They are much cheaper yet didnt compromise on the quality. I have a few of the their diesel, electric and steam locos, also a few buildings. Since i model modern era, Japanese buildings are the way to go for cities or towns.

Thanks, will give it a try!

Wow, i guess intermodal yards in US are huge. Anyway, i have to use the Mijack crane since i already bought it, haha. I will most probably go with the small facility that loads and unloads a few husky stack at a time. Thanks for the replies!

Nice, those CSX locos looks good.

Seen this before, very funny.

Nope, couldn't afford the sound one, costs double. But i will most probably add later, i know ESU sells them.

I am having a problem with RTS. I finally manage to learn how to use it but now stuck with the flex track part. As you can see from the screen shot, the icon for Flex track and to form it cannot be selected. Am i doing something wrong? Thanks in advance! :)

Heyyyyy, that's a great idea!

I would definitely go for Code 100. I have seen Code 83 and 100 side by side, cant really notice the difference.

That's a nice passenger set.

Yeah true also. I will be using Walther's Mi-Jack in my intermodal yard, is there any other equipment other than a small office? The width of the place will be 50CM or 20".

Thanks for the suggestions. I guess it doesnt make any sense to have a station sandwiched between industries. I will most probably move the refinery elsewhere, as topedo said, i think it would be quite big.

I was planning for my future N scale by-the-wall layout. Since there is limited space, i am trying to fit two industries into one space. So i came up with this. There is a problem, if the station is sandwiched between the industries, how are the passengers gonna cross over to their town? Is...

Whoa, that is small. His eyesight must be close to superhuman.

Whoa, that's a cool scene. I would liike to implement something similar in my future layout, I hope you dont mind.

Cool. I have been thinking of getting BLI's AC600CW. Enjoy!

I cant believe BLI AC6000CW is only $99 at Trainworld! I wonder if that price is still valid.

Trainworld's website seems to be outdated.

Hehe, i only dared to run it so long because both the locos cost USD18.