Manny’s HO scale 9×5 track plan makes the most of his space: You can see the picture’s of Manny’s 9×5 track plan here. If you read Manny’s narrative there’s some great take aways too. Guess when he started this layout? In the 70s! It’s a great example of two things: Firstly, a layout is never …
Jim’s HO scale elevated loop is a blast – it even features Godzilla. But best of all, it’s a simple track plan that works really well: You can see the pics of Jim’s HO scale elevated loop here. What I like about this track plan, is it’s simple, but the incline and raised loop, with …
Jim’s 6×4 track plan is simple but looks great fun: You can see the picture of this 6×4 track plan here. As you’ll read, I’m often saying track plans with a theme always turn out better than the ones that don’t. Jim used his interest in local history to put create his imaginary ‘Holland Odessa …
“Hi, I have added pic’s of my triple loop with sidings – I have made layouts over the years witch I’m happy to let others see. Chris” You can see Chris’s layout pics here – impressive stuff. Over the years he’s made lots of layouts, there’s quite a few pics to see. One of the …
John’s 15×14 HO scale model railroad is U shaped, and has a mining theme: Here’s a pic of the layout: You can see more of the 15×14 HO scale layout here. Here’s some more on the layout: “Designing the modules and working out a track plan left me with a decision that 2 of the …
Jim’s been in touch with his 8×4 HO scale track plan. You can see pics of how he’s getting on with his layout here. Jim’s modeling the late transition era of his childhood in the 1950s and 1960s, for the Southern Railway in the southeast corner of my state, and a non-prototypical branch line called …
Cal’s 8×4 HO track plan really does fit a lot in to small space – but I think it works really well. You can see his layout pics here. For this layout, I used Atlas code 83 track. Below are the part numbers (I forgot about the buffers in the track plan diagram). Now let’s …