I keep pondering the idea of using a 14' long wall that's alongside one wall in my house for some sort of shelf layout in a smaller scale, say HO or N. Often there's times when I get frustrated with my outdoor layout and I'm just wanting to run trains for a few minutes.
My wife has given a informal okay in the past but I've never really purposely planned anything out.
I'd probably keep modeling the Woodinville Sub as I have lots of information on that branch and it interests me.
The size would be no more than 14' long, and no more than 24" wide. The problem I have right now is the area I'm thinking about has all 90Β° spurs to the main. Even 18" curves and #4 turnouts in HO eat up a lot of space. N scale could probably get by with #6 turnouts and 15" curves?
The idea for a location is Bellevue Wa.
Talk me out of this.. Or not. I don't need more distractions from my current projects/problems. And add to the fact that I sold off the little N and HO I had left about 4 years ago. π
ββββββ I started to play around in Anyrail to visualize the the curves. HO and N scale
Alright, I'll go back to working on the real layout and projects.
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My wife has given a informal okay in the past but I've never really purposely planned anything out.
I'd probably keep modeling the Woodinville Sub as I have lots of information on that branch and it interests me.
The size would be no more than 14' long, and no more than 24" wide. The problem I have right now is the area I'm thinking about has all 90Β° spurs to the main. Even 18" curves and #4 turnouts in HO eat up a lot of space. N scale could probably get by with #6 turnouts and 15" curves?
The idea for a location is Bellevue Wa.
Talk me out of this.. Or not. I don't need more distractions from my current projects/problems. And add to the fact that I sold off the little N and HO I had left about 4 years ago. π
ββββββ I started to play around in Anyrail to visualize the the curves. HO and N scale
Alright, I'll go back to working on the real layout and projects.
βββββ
ββββ
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