Bob's Track Plans

Bob had a nice space and a distinctive prototype in the Cleveland, Akron, & Columbus Railroad, a Pennsy-owned short line in Ohio. He also had a very inconveniently located pipe protruding from his basement wall - but we managed to design the peninsula to take advantage of the interruption in the long wall. A circuitous route to the staging helped with access to the lower-level tracks and gave Bob about the longest mainline possible in the space.

Cliff remembers riding with his grandfather who was an engineer on the eastern half of the TP&W in Indiana and Ohio. Now he wants to...

Tom had already built his benchwork, so it was a challenge as always to create a plan to fit. I found a CSX branch near his southern...

With access to a back room and the compact size of N scale we worked in a functioning wye to this prototype-faithful version of...

This room-sized N scale plan captures the operations of two railroads near Perry's home town. It was written up and featured in the...

This is one of three versions of this midwestern line connecting Indianapolis and Cincinnati I have produced so far. I did an N scale...

Representing a segment of the former Nickel Plate route connecting Ft. Wayne and Cincinnati. This plan uses around-the-walls serial...