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Awesome layout dennis. It's nice to see someone so close to home. I'm from Fort Saskatchewan, bout 15-20 minutes from you. I'm just getting into n scale and I am working on my layout plans and stuff. Keep up the great work layout looks great.

Wow. That's one of the reasons I love this site, great support. George, you are so right, I went out and bought some flex track and laid it down,bent it,twisted it and so on,and I find it easier to visualize my plan that way. With intention to transfer it onto paper before I get serious...

Okay,I finally decided after viewing many pics of HO and N scale that I'm going with N scale. I love the idea of having lots to look at,such as mountains,rivers,small towns and industry, and I believe N scale is what I'm looking for. I am going to start building my 4' x 8' table,which I...

Thanx for the replies and ideas.I do want to try sidings and switches, etc, I'll just have to do a little more homework on that stuff. As well, I really like mountains and small towns/ghost towns,so I think I'll play around with some plans and see what unfolds. Thanx again for the tips and ideas.

Well, space is not a huge issue for me. I have a partially undevelopment basement right now. I was thinking about 2x 4'x8' sheets of plywood together shaped to form an L, or maybe a u shaped design. As far as era goes I prefer the 50's and 60's. I thought about doing mountain scene with...

Wow, that's a fantastic layout. I'm new to this and viewing beautiful layouts like that are a real inspiration, to get things going. I can't decide between HO or N scale,but after seeing yours. Hmmmm,really got me thnikin now.

:wave: Hello. I am new to the gauge,and this hobby. My dad used to set up an HO Scale setup for me when I was a kid, and well I,ve gotten the bug. I guess this is probably a tough question to ask, but I'm having a hard time trying to decide wether to set up an n scale or HO scale. Can...