Railworks America

Well Now that I completed NARW layout, now is the time for the next one. Maybe I'll start this November idk. So now I can take a request of a route you would like to have BUT I am making only Small Model size scale from HO scale to G scale to 7 1/2 Scale. So This is the routes not sure which you would choose but here are the images. You choose or if you know other layout send them in! CHOOSE WISELY!

G Scale
BTS Ontario Layout 1


BTS Ontario Layout 2


Knott's RR Days


7 1/2 Scale
PA Live Steamers PDF
http://www.palivesteamers.org/images/layout_07-18-08.pdf

chula vista live steamers PDF
http://www.burnhamshops.com/cvlsweb/CVLSLayoutMap.pdf

Sacramento Vally Live Steamers

May I suggest the white creek railroad? http://www.whitecreekrr.com/other/layout.asp

I do not intend to offend and offer apologies if I do. However, those layout look like the layout of my Lionel train set
when I was a boy, oh so long ago. White Creek is the way to go.

None taken! Good opinion I always say!

I say do the Sacramento Vally Live Steamers, it would look a little more realistic and more interesting then the other ones.

Good choice! But looks like i got 2 votes on White Creek and 1 for Sacramento. I checked out the white creek, looks little more challenging for me. I can do it!

I pick finishing the NARW first.

No offense intended from me, wither, but your plans look much more suited to Trainz than to TS2013. I will also note, however, that Rich Garber's first few efforts for Allaboard Rails also followed a model railroad pattern rather than one resembling an actual railroad. Finally, I don't find any of these plans interesting.

If you're looking for model railroad plans, why not take a look at Frank Ellison's Delta Lines. It set the benchmark for modelers for decades and has tons of operational possibilities. You can find a number of reprints of the Delta Lines on the internet. You could use straightened-out version of the Delta Lines trackplan and DEM from the New Orleans area.

You can find Frank's article, "The Art of Model Railroading" here:

http://mrr.trains.com/sitecore/content/ ... ailroading

It's a free download.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrmlbRJK51k


I dont know what layout this is, but it is really freakin' nice. It's HO scale.