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Luke Parker's Eastern Idaho RR
Luke came to me with an interesting prototype and an interesting space in which to model it. The Eastern Idaho RR is a collection of former UP branches in the namesake state. One segment begins in Idaho Falls, where it exchanges with the UP, and heads northeast and then southeast into the Grand Tetons. Luke had two modest-sized rooms connected by a narrow hallway, with unobstructed access needed to the utility room in the middle. We came up with an expansive double deck layou
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Fuad Saba's Milwaukee Road 14th Subdivision (modified)
Fuad asked for a modified version of a commercial track plan. Fortunately, he had more room rather than less for his version. Can do.
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Ted Edwards' CP in Kicking Horse Pass
The Canadian Pacific's dramatic ascent of Kicking Horse Pass is a favorite modeling subject of my clients; I think this may be the fourth...
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Garry Powers' High Plains Railway
We fit a lot of 3-rail O scale into Garry's space, accommodating multiple trains on two disguised loops and a fair amount of switching...
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Jim Bell's D&RGW
A single-deck (whew, I've been doing a lot of multi-decks recently) railroad inspired by the Denver & Rio Grande Western in Colorado. Jim...
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Dave Oppedisano's BNSF Lakeside Subdivision
Things are big in Texas, especially the purpose-built building Dave Oppedisano built when he moved there recently. Dave will once again...
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Fabien Labarthe's BNSF Stevens Pass
Fabien lives in France but is a big fan of American railroads and the Cascade crossing. His modest space—even in N scale—persuaded us to...
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Dan Wolfer's Great Northern Mossy Rock and Cascade Division
I think we maxed out the potential of two modest adjoining rooms to create a three-deck plan that accommodated Dan's collection of...
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Matt Ferrante's Rock Cut Railroad
Matt has a fairly small area for an O scale layout, even with the relatively tight curvature common to three-rail components. He also...
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Luke Petersen's UP Blair Subdivision REVISED
As soon as we finished Luke's original plan he moved. Not to worry! His new house had a slightly bigger room just right for the railroad,...
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