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Worlds greatest hobby track plan

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Worlds greatest hobby track plan
Posted by Been Nothing Since Frisco (BNSF) on Thursday, November 13, 2008 7:09 PM

Dose any one have a Pic of some sort of it, I never have found its desine and I've been wondering what it is.

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Posted by demonwolf224 on Thursday, November 13, 2008 7:39 PM

I would try the track plan data base, I was about to correct your spelling, then I saw your signiture!Laugh

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Posted by markpierce on Thursday, November 13, 2008 7:59 PM

The plan is at http://www.katousa.com/track-plans/n-plans.html

I found it in 30 seconds by doing a search on "world's greatest hobby layout track plan."  A lot of questions I see posted can be answered by doing a simple search.  Sometimes I feel I'm doing someone else's homework.

Mark

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Posted by railroadyoshi on Thursday, November 13, 2008 8:14 PM

 Mark, I've come upon a life lesson after a couple years in one of the United States's most competitive high schools. When someone asks you to do their homework, simply don't.

 

Yoshi "Grammar? Whom Cares?" http://yfcorp.googlepages.com-Railfanning
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Posted by RDG-LNE on Friday, November 14, 2008 9:56 PM

 I also found it in less than two minutes and on the WGH site:

 

http://www.greatesthobby.com/wgh/objects/pdf/wgh_section6.pdf

 

Atlas makes a track pack for this layout as well. I've always felt the NMRA's beginner's layout was a bit better than this design:

 

http://www.nmra.org/beginner/extended.html

 

Drew

Modeling the Reading Company, Jersey Central Lines and Lehigh & New England in the 1950's.

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