Model Train Layouts & Track Plans

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31 Projects Found

New Middletown & Stony Point Model Railroad    1535 views since 14 Sep 2019

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Large
Dimen­sions:		305cm x 244cm; 120" x 96"; 10′ x 8′
Area:		7.44m2; 8.9yd2
Type:		Modular, Complex (Closed section with Open parts)
Line:		Double, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		IV, V, VI / Modern
Scene:		Suburban/Town, Plain
Trackage:		Atlas N Code 80
Author:		Dwight Sturtevant
Designed with:		SCARM Software for Model Railroaders

Large U-shaped display layout in N scale with double main line and modular design for easy disassembling and transportation. See more

The N-scale Garage Layout of Justin    3420 views since 23 Apr 2019

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Medium
Dimen­sions:		360cm x 84cm; 142" x 33"; 11.8′ x 2.8′
Area:		3.02m2; 3.62yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Double, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		III, IV, V / Modern
Scene:		Plain, Industrial
Trackage:		Kato N Unitrack, Atlas N (30deg crossing)
Author:		Justin Bode
Designed with:		SCARM Track Planning Software

Double main line in stretched oval with large train station and several branches, suitable for both passenger and freight traffic. See more

The N-scale Attic Layout of Lend33    5814 views since 11 Dec 2018

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Extra Large
Dimen­sions:		366cm x 350cm; 144" x 138"; 12′ x 11.5′
Area:		12.81m2; 15.32yd2
Type:		Complex (Closed section with Open parts)
Line:		Mixed (Single + Double)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		II, III, IV / Steam, Transition, Modern
Scene:		Suburban/Town, Industrial, Coastal
Trackage:		Kato N Unitrack, Atlas N Code 100 (flexes)
Author:		Lend33
Designed with:		SCARM Software for Model Railroaders

Large U-shaped train layout with 3 main lines, for servicing a city, town, village, several industries and even a port with 2-spur train ferry. See more

The New Middletown Model Railroad    7514 views since 21 Sep 2018

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Medium
Dimen­sions:		244cm x 174cm; 96" x 68"; 8′ x 5.7′
Area:		4.23m2; 5.06yd2
Type:		Complex (Closed section with Open parts)
Line:		Double, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		IV, V, VI / Modern
Scene:		Urban/City, Plain
Trackage:		Atlas N Code 80
Author:		Dwight Sturtevant
Designed with:		SCARM Model Railroad Designer

Compact N-scale display layout with small town and storage yard, located on the add-on module at the left side. See more

Double Reversing Layout in N Scale    13547 views since 07 Jun 2018

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Small
Dimen­sions:		245cm x 120cm; 96" x 47"; 8′ x 3.9′
Area:		2.94m2; 3.52yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Single, with Reverse Loop(s)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight
Epoch/Era:		III, IV, V / Modern
Scene:		Country/Village, Hilly
Trackage:		Trix N Minitrix
Author:		Milen Peev aka Mixy
Designed with:		SCARM Model Train Layouts Editor

Compact N gauge layout featuring single main line with 3 train stations and two reverse loops, allowing various running scenarios for both freight and passenger (express or commuter) trains. See more

One Big Basement Layout in N scale    17040 views since 27 Nov 2017

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Extra Large
Dimen­sions:		640cm x 366cm; 252" x 144"; 21′ x 12′
Area:		23.42m2; 28.01yd2
Type:		Complex (Closed section with Open parts)
Line:		Mixed (Single + Double), with Branch(es), with Helix(ces)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		II, III, IV, V / Transition, Modern
Scene:		Urban/City, Industrial, Mountain, Coastal
Trackage:		Peco N Streamline
Author:		TrainNut
Designed with:		SCARM Track Planning Software

See one large N gauge train layout under construction, where SCARM helped with testing of different ideas by visualizing them in 3D to the layout's creator. See more

The Future Train Layout of Roger in N Scale    11585 views since 12 May 2017

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Large
Dimen­sions:		490cm x 490cm; 193" x 193"; 16.1′ x 16.1′
True Area:		11m2; 12.03yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Single, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		II, III, IV / Transition, Modern
Scene:		Plain, Suburban/Town, Industrial, Riverside
Trackage:		Kato N Unitrack, Walthers N (130' turntable)
Author:		Roger Perkins
Designed with:		SCARM Track Planning Software

One large L-shaped layout with single main line, passing around many regions with various structures and scenery details, such as terminus station, town areas and industrial zones, buildings with different facilities like grain elevator, silos, factories and one quite big depot with 2 turntables and 3 roundhouses. See more

THE EYE - 3' x 5' N-scale Layout of Brian    15015 views since 30 Mar 2017

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Very Small
Dimen­sions:		153cm x 92cm; 60" x 36"; 5′ x 3′
Area:		1.41m2; 1.68yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Triple, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		IV, V, VI / Modern
Scene:		Plain
Trackage:		Bachmann N E-Z (Nickel-Silver)
Author:		Brian Whitaker
Designed with:		SCARM Model Railroad Designer

One compact N-scale layout with 3 concentric ovals and shunting area in the center. See more

A Small Layout in the Kid's Room in N Scale    18952 views since 13 Jan 2017

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Small
Dimen­sions:		305cm x 195cm; 120" x 77"; 10′ x 6.4′
True Area:		2.65m2; 2.9yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Triple, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		IV, V / Modern
Scene:		Urban/City, Industrial, Plain
Trackage:		Kato N Unitrack
Author:		John Lemay
Designed with:		SCARM Model Train Layouts Editor

Interesting design of nice N-scale layout in a small child’s room, incorporated with the furniture and bed on the upper level. See more

Small Folding Layout For Use in Both H0e and N scales    26855 views since 16 Dec 2016

Scale:		H0e (1/87), N (1/160)
Size:		Small
Dimen­sions:		320cm x 60cm; 126" x 24"; 10.5′ x 2′
Area:		1.92m2; 2.3yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Single
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		II, III, IV, V / Steam, Transition, Modern
Scene:		Country/Village, Plain
Trackage:		Tillig H0e 9mm gauge
Author:		Stoyan Bozhanov aka TANO
Designed with:		SCARM Model Railroad Designer

The track plan is designed in “double 8” figure with one small station in front and train stop at the back and allows exchanging of the buildings, signals and some other parts depending on the current rolling stock scale – standard gauge N scale (1/160) or narrow gauge H0e scale (1/87). See more

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