Layout Size

[ChrisNH]

Wow, you gotta be a toothpick to fit behind that staging yard..

[don7]

What I meant was what was the size. For example: 4x8.

that certainly is much more clearer ...

Now I see why you could not figure it out by reading the legend

 

[steinjr]

What I meant was what was the size. For example: 4x8.

And the answer would appear to be 16x16, as about three people have told you by now. What part of 16x16 is it that you don't understand ?

 Or is the problem that you don't grasp the concept of counting squares on the figure to see e.g how deep the shelf is at various locations ?

 E.g the shelf going down the left wall seems to be about 2 feet deep, when compared to the size of the 12" grid squares in the drawing.

 Smile,
 Stein

 

[New Haven I-5]

What I meant was what was the size. For example: 4x8.

[steinjr]

 What is the layout size for this: http://trains.com/mrr/default.aspx?c=a&id=1514

Page you links to says: "Size: 16 feet square"

On the drawing it says 12" grid and the room is 16x16 squares. 

 Smile,
 Stein

 

[Don Z]

Name: Boston & Maine New England North Division
Scale: HO (1:87)
Size: 16 feet square
Prototype: B&M in western Massachusetts
Period: 1920-1955
Style: around the walls with a peninsula
Mainline run: 80 feet
Minimum radius: main line 24", yard 22"
Minimum turnout: no. 6
Maximum grade: none

Perhaps you overlooked the information in the description.

Don Z.

[Anonymous]

Looks to be a 16' x 16' room.

[New Haven I-5]

 What is the layout size for this: http://trains.com/mrr/default.aspx?c=a&id=1514