steinjr wrote: SpaceMouse wrote: Welcome Judges to the 2007 10x12 Design Contest. Click the link below to see the layout designs.There are 3 Scales of layouts. There will be two types of voting. First choose your favorite of each scale. Then choose your 3 favorites overall. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture and description. Come back and post them here. Just to make sure I understand. Am I supposed to post two lists, each of three elements, as in: Favorite within scale: N-scale: # H0-scale: # G-scale : umm ;-) Overall favorites: #1 #2 #3 Or just my three overall favorites ? Stein
SpaceMouse wrote: Welcome Judges to the 2007 10x12 Design Contest. Click the link below to see the layout designs.There are 3 Scales of layouts. There will be two types of voting. First choose your favorite of each scale. Then choose your 3 favorites overall. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture and description. Come back and post them here.
Welcome Judges to the 2007 10x12 Design Contest. Click the link below to see the layout designs.There are 3 Scales of layouts. There will be two types of voting. First choose your favorite of each scale. Then choose your 3 favorites overall. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture and description.
Come back and post them here.
Just to make sure I understand. Am I supposed to post two lists, each of three elements, as in:
Favorite within scale: N-scale: # H0-scale: # G-scale : umm ;-)
Overall favorites: #1 #2 #3
Or just my three overall favorites ?
Stein
Mammay--you done good. It's open to the public.
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.
Definately some awesome plans guys!!! hats off to ya!!
my favorites of each scale:
N-scale: Altoona & Johnstown just Awesome for railfanning!! a few altertions and could have excellent operation possibilities as well in 10 x 12!!!
HO Scale: Lower susquehanna Very unique, i really like the concept!
G-Scale: i dont know why, but im really suprised to see a g-scale layout! not a fan of traction style layouts, but very cool to show that a large scale can fit in a 10 x 12 room!!
My 3 favorites:
1. Altoona & johnstown
2. snover & port fuller
3. lower susquehanna
again, great job guys!!
Can't wait for the next contest!!!!
(shelf layouts would be cool!)
EDIT: i hope this was open to the public style voting, if not, i apologize!
Joe
Modeling:
Providence & Worcester Railroad
"East Providence Secondary"
HO scale
Personally I like the Snover & Port Fuller -- but it's a 12x12 rather than 10x12 so I don't know if it should be penalized or not.
Regardless:
#1 Snover & Port Fuller (again, it's 12x12 not 10x12)
#2 Buffalo & Susquehanna
#3 Altoona & Johnstown
Come back and post them here.Based upon your rankings, they will receive points as follows: (You don't need to do this. We will do this at the end of the contest.) First Place 5 points Second Place 3 point Third Place 1 Points After 1 week the scores will be added and the winner announced with appropriate fanfare.
The 10 x 12 Layout Contest Entries
Contest RulesWelcome to the second layout design contest. This time we will do things a little differently as your design must have a theme. The theme can be anything you want, but you have to state your theme and tell how you accomplished it. You may use any scale you wish. Narrow gauge will be judged in the with the standard of the same scale. For instance, HOn3 will be judged with HO.We will all have the following dimensions to work with:The door is 6" off the wall and 30" wide. It swings inward. You can have as many levels as you want, but grades must not exceed the capacity of your engines. You must also state your grade in your description if it is applicable. Likewise, your turn radii and turnouts must be appropriate for your scale and locomotives.
Welcome to the second layout design contest.
This time we will do things a little differently as your design must have a theme. The theme can be anything you want, but you have to state your theme and tell how you accomplished it.
You may use any scale you wish. Narrow gauge will be judged in the with the standard of the same scale. For instance, HOn3 will be judged with HO.
We will all have the following dimensions to work with:
The door is 6" off the wall and 30" wide. It swings inward.
You can have as many levels as you want, but grades must not exceed the capacity of your engines. You must also state your grade in your description if it is applicable. Likewise, your turn radii and turnouts must be appropriate for your scale and locomotives.