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Help ! need help with layout design ! Help !
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I have a 4X9 ft layout in an enclosed porch which is 9X11. If you are careful laying the track in the back there is no worry about reaching the back, although derailments still do happen. My layout has two levels which I'm still struggling to scenic but I left a space on the layout that has simple scenicking so I can rest a foot or hand on it to reach the back. The space underneath has a mattress and a t.v. with all the video games hooked to it so the space underneath is still usable. <br /> <br /> Start simple, if you can find a way add a foot to the layout it does make a difference. Just start with the space you have availible and decide what you want and what you could live without. It's hard to get branch and main line action in a small space but it is possible. Look through some of the past MR Planning magazines, the 1999 issue has lots of good plans for 5X9 layouts if you have the space for it and can find it. I hope this helps. <br /> <br />Jeremy <br /> <br />Go Packers
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