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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by ereimer ...i can hardly believe all that fits on a 3' x 6' . darn you n scale people ![/quote] Modeling in N scale does have it's advantages when it comes to tight spaces. On the other hand, the electron microscope that you need from time to time to assemble small parts, does take up a lot of space on your workbench. [:)] The original layout by Chris Roper actually is a single track layout. I toyed around with it for a while, but it just seems that double tracks offer more in terms of operation. [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by dommegr ...Heh, good luck. Wait til you see how easy it could be for 3' X 6' to grow into 12' X 18'. Right now I'm working on an N-scale doortop layout in my living room. I want to get another door to attach to it. This is an evil hobby.[/quote] I agree! [:D]
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