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Found a lot of cool inspiration at this train show
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Southern, Mashburn & Luverne
I didn’t wanna do the obligatory Coal Mill. I decided to do something that I hadn’t seen on other layouts, A Gypsum mill. If you don’t know, Gypsum is used to make drywall. We have some Gypsum mills in Alabama. I decided to build my own and scratch built it from several kits I had.
This is Alabama Gypsum
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Southern, Mashburn & Luverne
Central of Georgia #207 pulls two gons to BS Scrap just outside Luverne, Alabama.
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WKR Operations
The WKR N-scale layout was designed from the start for simplistic operations. Here is one example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poJO1Kl5kWo
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Introducing the Western Kansas Rails N-scale Layout (WKR)
The WKR is a sectional traveling layout designed to bring pieces of life in Western Kansas to the public. The layout is 18-feet by 24-feet.
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I built this over the long weekend. It is 17×21 inches, using Kato Unitrack’s 150mm curves with a Bachmann Plymouth switcher and 40-foot boxcars. I used Woodland Scenics ground foam for the trees, bushes, and grass and fine ballast for the gravel road and parking area. The small building is a scratch built that I picked up at a train…
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First time in a week or so running some trains. I have not run this freight in a month or two. Took a fee laps for everything to rin smooth.
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A compilation of my N scale Trains
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Brand New - N gauge
Hello everyone, let me introduce myself. My is Brian but my friends call me Hilly and I live in Kent (UK) I’m in my senior years looking to find inspiration to occupy my free time, which I have loads of! So, I decided to build a model rail layout, N gauge.
Guidance/help to buy N gauge locomotives.
With reference to the photos its take me 2 years…
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My set arrived today, did a test run, works great, now to start my layout, quite an adventure.
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