Mark is building a massive Lehigh Valley railroad and asked for help expanding it to a dual level extension into his crew lounge. Bottom layer represents the Easton & Northern out of Easton, PA, and the upper layer represents the Montrose Branch.
A large sectional track plan, designed for preexisting benchwork. This uses Kato Unitrak in N Scale. Pravin wanted to model the large container terminals he passes on his way to work, so I based this very loosely on the Elizabeth-Newark area of New Jersey, borrowing...
Jay Eckhardt is a huge fan of Pelle Søeborg's modeling and wanted to replicate Pelle's track plan for his Daneville Sub as closely as possible. Jay's space was deeper but not as wide as Pelle's, and had the door in a different place, so I came up with thi...
Jay, a great admirer of Pelle Søeberg, wanted to reproduce Pelle's Union Pacific Daneburg Subdivision. His room was a little different in shape, so I rearranged mainline and staging to create this version.
Russell Sampson is a man after my own heart: he wanted a design very faithful to the prototype, representing a small slice of the real thing (in this case, the Western Maryland from Luke to Thompson, WV), and planned to use a helix for staging—perfect for open-top load...
Tom had no particular prototype in mind for his "retirement railroad," (thus the tongue-in-cheek name) but wanted a double track-main and the ability to see trains "cross over one another" along with logging and coal industries. I designed a SP-flavored pike with a do...
Brian is modeling CSX in the Buffalo, NY area. We were able to include some of the complex routings over the bridge at CP "DRAW" and a representation of the Niagara Branch along with a lot of opportunities for yard and industrial switching. The railroad also includes...
This is a fairly pure treatment of the RBMN north of Belt Line Junction in Reading, PA up to Tamaqua – part of the Reading Ramble featured in other plans on these pages. David wanted all staging to be visible, so I placed single-ended yards on the outside of the plan...
