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I submitted a layout plan yesterday here on The Gauge. You might want to look it over. The grid would be 6" for N-Scale.

What scale do you plan on building in?

I suspect more than a few lines would love to have a few steamers they could put back into service with coal standing at $2.00 a ton and diesel fuel over $2.00 a gallon.

Anyone out there into or interested in HOn3? Let's talk.:wave:

Here's another. http://www.internettrains.com/merchant2/

http://www.walthers.com/

Back to your design Steve. Are you going to hand-lay the track? Flex track? sectional? (STEAM)?:thumb: or diesel ? :oops:

Drew, the photos look great! How are you creating the ground cover?

measurements Hi Play-doh! Photo's can be a real help when determining building size. Especially photos with some object or person whose height/length you already know. What era are you modeling? Age of the structure can give you a lot of clues as to the room breakdown. I visited a ghost...

Grid size. Well, I designed it for HO and the grid is set at 12". If someone were building for N then the grid is at 6". S = 18", O + 24". The turnouts were #6 on the mainline and #5 in the yard. There are two curved turnouts on the main and several Y's. There is a 3-way in the yard. I designed...

Maybe a better view.

With any luck, here is the design I talked about yesterday. I'm new on the Gauge so be kind.

I'll have to re-work this PDF file when I return to work in the morning. I't just a bit larger than The Gauge allows. :cry: Sorry.

Hi Steve! I was wondering if you have enough room for a double decker layout? The area where your logging camp will go looks like a fine place to hide a helix. here is a pdf of a layout I drew up several years ago by combining several printed layout plans and modifying them to fit. It might give...