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I read somewhere a long time ago that I should use 1 1/4 inch from center to center and I also use it on wide curves. I like the look of it even though it may be over standard a bit.

That is good news Scooby. You just never know do you. The human body is absolutely amazing.

You sure have been busy Tom. Everytime I look at this thread I see something new. No summer slow down for you my friend.

Wrecks like this one happened when I was thinking of something else. I had unplugged the loconet cable from the MAT and plugged it into the Georgetown Sub not remembering that I still had a consist of two analog GP 40 locos sitting on the track coupled to a forty car train. When I turned my...

There is no qustion that so much more is available in HO and if you have the space for the layout you want then that would be my choice. I stick with N gauge as I have collected so much stuff that it doesn't make sense for me to change now. I do however have one of those optimizer magnifiers...

Scott A friend of mine who lives down along the Eastern Shores of Virgina uses NCE on his large layout and loves it. It does everything he expects from a DCC system. The only reason, I chose Digitrax is that is what my local hobby store carried. My advice to you is to see what your hobby...

Sad news Chris. We are indeed fortunate that Ray was so willing to help others.

I am pleased to hear your new job is better than your last one Andy. Welcome to the N gauge world.

I certainly agree with Clark that learing to lay flextrack was the hardest and that it does take practice but it is all worthwhile because of the accuracy it brings to layout planning. It won't allow more track or turnouts that will actually fit in the space you have.

I would suggest an around the wall type layout depending on where your access would be to this level.

It looks like a negative to me. Do you have a final print?

Kicking horse pass? Looks like it was taken from the Trans Canada Highway along the shores of the icy Bow River. That's my guess.

It sure will ho scale rail. Is that a room dimension? Welcome to the Gauge.

On my N gauge layout I completed track laying another loop on the helix I am building.

Some good progress there Steve Well I did finish ballasting the Georgetown Sub HO switching layout.

Just make sure you have lots of fun Chris

It just gets better and better Tom. Now I am curious. The grain feed hose, what did you make it out of?

It's great to see that there are still a few of those CN zebra paint jobs around. Nice photo TW

Neat photos Kevin.

If you ever get the chance to go along the Fraser River in the Abbotsford/Mission area you will see all kinds of sawmills. Most look like they have bee around for a while but there are huge piles of woodchips. You almost have to get in a boat to see them properly. I have never been able to...