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new to trains · 18-03-2005

this was my first n gauge layout, as space was tight it was built onto a ply skinned door, it was 6 feet 6 by 2 ft 6 inches, the layout was on 3 levels and 4 trains could be run independantly.... but still i felt i needed bigger !
this was produced in a total of 8 weeks, and it became obvious that i needed a bigger layout to accomodate the growin US outline rolling stock i was collecting, so this one went onto e bay..... the proceeds are now going towards a bigger layout which i s in the planning stage right now !

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18-03-2005	#1 (permalink)
new to trains Scale Model Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: thames valley Real Name: Guy My Models: model boats, subs, and N scale railways, but all types really! Visit new to trains's Gallery Posts: 739 Images: 30	this was my first layout now sold, but my second is in the making ! this was my first n gauge layout, as space was tight it was built onto a ply skinned door, it was 6 feet 6 by 2 ft 6 inches, the layout was on 3 levels and 4 trains could be run independantly.... but still i felt i needed bigger ! this was produced in a total of 8 weeks, and it became obvious that i needed a bigger layout to accomodate the growin US outline rolling stock i was collecting, so this one went onto e bay..... the proceeds are now going towards a bigger layout which i s in the planning stage right now ! ://img107.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img107&image=dscf00049ig.jpg][/url] URL=http://img107.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img107&image=trax179ov.jpg][/url] Last edited by new to trains; 18-03-2005 at 04:43.