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layout size dictates scale?
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Hello njtransit, <br /> <br />Marty McGuirk, former MR associate editor and now VP product development for InterMountain, came up with the best axiom I've ever encountered for the question you're asking: Site, scale, subject. <br /> <br />Aside from the "spaghetti bowl" arrangement, it's not likely you'll obtain much satifying operation or scenic effect from cramming a double-track HO scale layout into that area. My layout room is 9 x 14 feet, and I entertained the idea of putting in a single-track HO scale main line (SP&S, of course!), but opted instead for an HO scale switching layout, and I'm glad I did. <br /> <br />Remember site, scale, subject -- and in this case it sounds to me as if N scale is the better choice for what you want to do. <br /> <br />Regards, <br /> <br />Paul Schmidt <br />Contributing Editor <br />Trains.com
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