TRACK LAYOUT PLANS...

[ttrigg]

The short answer is "whatever you can dream up." Truthfully, that's the best thing to do......the fun of the hobby is playing around and experimenting. Start putting pieces together and see where it takes you. Later, K

just sit down on your bum and play around with different configurations.....What you have is pretty good to start but will only have a limited amount of interest for a limited amount of time, so be prepared to expand pretty quickly. Rgds Ian

Solid advise there. I would highly recommend not planning anything out on paper, have a thought as to what you would kind of want and then lay it out and try it. Long story short, go play with the trains, they will tell you what to do.

[Anonymous]

I am with Kevin on this one, whatever youy like ; just sit down on your bum and and play around with different configurations; you may get one you like pretty quickly or you may never aattain what is in your mind.

What you have is pretty good to start but will only have a limited amount of interst for a limited amount of time, so be prepared to expand pretty quickly.

Rgds Ian

[kstrong]

The short answer is "whatever you can dream up."

Truthfully, that's the best thing to do. You don't need a bunch of people guessing as to what you have and how to put it together--the fun of the hobby is playing around and experimenting. Start putting pieces together and see where it takes you.

Later,

K

[Anonymous]

Hey all!

I need some help on some track plans. This is o gauge.

I have 21 track pieces (that includeds a switcher track) plus a bumper and a half curve.

Out of the 21 pieces I have 8 curves plus the other half curve (the swicher is acting like one of those 8 curves) and 13 straights.

What can I make with only those pieces?