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Who could forget stuff like this, old nazareth speedway martin guitar!! Mario Andretti's house, Nazareth, Pennsylvania The bethlehem steel co. There is so much more!!

I'm glad i could help. Something as simple as saw horses or an old coffee table can be the base and legs to your door layout. I desined my layout table to come appart so when it is time it could be easiely moved. I decided to go with a mountian because i grew up around mountians, a little...

Hi Matt!! You are probably better off changing a plan to fit your 36" door. What i would do is take a few days and decide what type of scenery you want to do, city, small town, train station, mountain, train yard, or maybe all of them.... Either way you have to plan wisely to save space...

this link should work!! If not this is what it looks like, very nice!! :eek: :thumb:

This is my first layout that i'm going to get the moste skill from. My first layout i built about 7 years ago only consisted of 2 tracks and i gave up. The reason i'm sorta stuck with my decision of layout for now is the space i have to play with in my appartment. I'm laying all the track...

Yes i have, so far i only have 2 engines and i only have 2 levles so far. My large steamer can go up to the second levle but it isn't pretty due to the tight radius. The other one i have works flawlessley. I have another comming my way from ebay. As a rule of thumb the tighter radius i...

Hi MyChewToy and welcome to the Gauge, I see this is your first post. I hope you enjoy the site. Please read all you can, everyone here shares alot of very usefull information. You can learn alot from them. I'm using 1/2" plywood for every levle with a 2' clearance. When I'm finnished...

I couldn't get in the last one eather.... I have a chat application on my site and never use it. You all are free to use it! It looks like this and has no voice chat, sorry :cry:

I got a connection was refused error box...

Ouch, It might have something to do with this being a train forum but I have never herd of so many train wercks.....ever..... so far it's like 3 this month... In my home town the worst i have herd of was the last 27 cars came uncoupled from a 47 car coal run and the e-brakes didn't work...

That is a kick ass layout, i wish i had the room for that.

I did a little bit more work today, got the 3rd levle cut out and ready for track planning. A look from the sky, this is two pictures glued togher in photo shop and they didn't exactly line up... I'll keep yall poasted!!.

I'm suprized that the one loco didn't get more dammage to it, what sux more is it looks like it's new. Not two much pix of the second one laying on it's side...

looks awesome, i have been looking into the G gauge cristmas sets from LGB. I'll post a pic if i get it set up.

I got a short video clip of me bending the crap out of a section of track to help you better understand exactly what this stuff looks like and how it works. One rail is stationarry and the other moves. As a rule of thumb i try to keep the moving rail to the inside of the radius. This makes...

The best thing with flex track is you can do anything you want with it. I suggest getting the right tools to cut it with, there is a specail saw and holding tool to handle it with. You however have to have extreme pationts with it. I also suggest soldering the ends in a bend befor nailing the...

Brake disk cleaner will take the oiley film off if you get that.

That's a given, like apple pie with apples..... :thumb:

I started to work on the 3rd levle today. It is still in step 1 but it's comming togher. First i draw a line where i want the next levle to be cut. Than i trace it onto sheets of paper. After i get a good trace i'll convert the line to my next levle of wood and cut it with the...

I use rts from atlasrr.com and it works good. Takes alot of time to work with flex track but it will do what you want it to do. With flex track you almoste have to build the layout first, reason is you have to know the exact measurement "how long" the flex track is befor you can plug it in a...