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<p>[quote user="cascadenorthernrr"]</p> <p>After staring at a blank sheet of paper for long enough I finally came up with this.</p> <p><img style="width:704px;height:auto;display:inline;" src="http://mediaprocessor.websimages.com/fit/1920x1920/cascadenorthernrr.webs.com/Ore%20Line%207.jpg" alt=" " /></p> <div style="clear:both;"> </div> <p>[/quote]</p> <p>How wide is it?</p> <p>The club that you joined, is it a modular railroad club or do they have a permanent layout or something else?</p> <p>If modular layout, maybe consider building a module to their specifications?</p> <p>If I recall you said you were 16? Do you have plans for after high school (college, work, technical school) and if so, what do you plan to do with your layout? </p> <p>Many people have suggested that you bite off a smaller project. My previous layout got to the stage of limited blue foam scenery and 70% of track layed. That took 3 years. It was somewhat larger than most of your plans have been. I wont tell you what it cost. </p> <p>Take a look at this article. It should give you an idea about what a railroad costs to build. It is a very simple layout with very sparse desert scenery. It has only 7 turnouts. </p> <p><a href="http://www.jimspavins.com/trackplans/deseretpowerrailway">http://www.jimspavins.com/trackplans/deseretpowerrailway</a></p> <p>My layout was less than half that size, but the cost was going to be in the ballpark.</p> <p>My suggestion, build something small that you can take with you. That T1 probably wont see much use for the moment (maybe on a club layout?) save it for later when you have your own space to build a layout.</p>
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