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Two SP&S RS2s crossing the trestle
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Thought I’d share a photo of my Spokane Northern layout.
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DIY&D inspiration layout
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Hey Jimmy and all model railroads My name is Michael Massey from Camden Arkansas thanks to Jimmy gor sharing this site on his YouTube channel and inspiring me to invest into N scale T-trak module layout I am in the track planning stage but will share the progress as the time comes along
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Dapol N Gauge Semaphore Home signal
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Currently in the process of getting my signals linked to my NCE Powercab. Some teething issues though making sure it’s set up correctly though.
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Back to the hobby after 40 years!
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Hey Jimmy, thanks for mentioning this site. Had a major heart issue, told to slow it down and relax, so returning to the hobby after 40 years.
Working from home, and have very little room for a layout – it will be part of my work desk.
N, Kato track, point to point operation, but with full loop with passing line for ‘entertaining’ /…
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My first attempt at scenery was this camping scene. The fire pit is a bit out of scele but the rest I think turned out OK
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LPRR and NSDS
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Exciting update from the Las Piedras Railroad and the NS Danville Subdivision! We’ve just posted new photos and layout progress on Model Train Media, showcasing fresh scenery, realistic operations, and new industry details. Stop by, check it out, and join the conversation with fellow modelers sharing their latest projects and ideas!
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Love new forums
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Hi folks, saw this on Digital and DIY with Jimmy. This is me:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Hrp9-dhSb-Ci0stbcCpeQ
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Model Railroad Layout Build - LPRR
Welcome to Las Piedras Railroad – N Scale Model Railroading in Action! Step into the world of N-scale model trains with the Las Piedras Railroad—a fictional yet realistic layout inspired by classic American railroading. This channel showcases the art, detail, … Continue reading
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Hey there, Model Train Media! This is awesome. A place to just talk about model trains. Thank you, creators. I’m an N-scale modeler in VA and would love to connect with others. Cheers!
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Finally, a place where model railroaders can go to.
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Facebook is okay, and has active model railroader pages. Twitter/X? Not as much. This is another place where I can get ideas.
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M.V. Georges Alexandre Lebel
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Hello! I currently model the St. Lawrence & Atlantic, circa 1989, in N scale, but am already considering building a smaller, shelf layout.
My thoughts are to model the rail ferry terminal and a few of the nearby industries in Matane, Quebec. To do this, I’d want to build as the signature piece at least a portion of the rail ferry Georges A.…
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Happy Friday!
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Hello, I am new to the group and wanted to share a part of my N-Scale layout.
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Worked on a corner of the layout, added gravel to the road shoulders plus a few bushes and a speed limit sign. The semi-truck is just for visuals, it blocks too much of the pull-off scene on the other side for my liking. Added a fence by a factory on the other side of the layout, debating on whether or not to keep it there. Not glued in at the moment.
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Anyone here well versed in 3D printing? I’m looking to get a 3D printer with the hopes of printing some N Scale detail parts and possibly some buildings but I have no idea what I need. I was looking at the Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra 16K as an option as it seems to be very high fidelity but I’m not sure if this is overkill or simply not the right product.
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Southern, Mashburn & Luverne
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A little forced perspective… siding at Sly Stone & Gravel.
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My Bit-of-Everything Line (The BOE Line)
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Hello all, thought I would introduce myself by showing off my main layout — I call it the Bit-Of-Everything Branchline — or more commonly “The BOE Line”. I like to model a little bit of everything: from Japanese steam to German electric to American Diesel. I also like to model a lot of different eras, so right now my home layout is a…
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