Model Train Layouts & Track Plans

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13 Projects Found

The N-scale Attic Layout of Lend33    6398 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

New Middletown & Stony Point Model Railroad    2858 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

Nathan's Pass Railroad Layout in N Scale    39296 views since 08 Oct 2014

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Small
Dimen­sions:		244cm x 122cm; 96" x 48"; 8′ x 4′
Area:		2.97m2; 3.56yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Double, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		III, IV, V / Modern
Scene:		Suburban/Town
Trackage:		Kato N Unitrack, Atlas N (flex-tracks)
Author:		Ralph Gauthier
Designed with:		SCARM Model Train Layouts Editor

This is a version of Nathan's Pass layout plan, designed in SCARM by Ralph Gauthier. It is a N scale doubled line folded dog bone for continuous running of 2 trains and a couple of sidings for switching. See more

The N-scale Garage Layout of Sarge    17292 views since 23 Oct 2013

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Large
Dimen­sions:		518cm x 168cm; 204" x 66"; 17′ x 5.5′
Area:		8.7m2; 10.41yd2
Type:		Complex (Closed section with Open parts)
Line:		Single, with Junction/​Meeting Station(s), with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		III, IV / Transition, Modern
Scene:		Country/Village, Hilly, Forest, Industrial
Trackage:		Atlas N Code 80, Peco N turnouts
Author:		Bill Myrick aka Sarge
Designed with:		SCARM Model Railroad Designer

This is a large N-gauge (1:160) track plan, created by Bill "Sarge" Myrick with SCARM, which is about 17' x 2.5' layout with 5" of elevation for the highest tracks and consists of single long main line with four-track train station and several other branches for freight yards, industries, depots, port and additional modules. The layout allows running of both passenger and freight trains and also many shunting operations. See more

The New Middletown Model Railroad    7950 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

The N-scale Garage Layout of Justin    4365 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

Jim's Layout Project in N Scale    26489 views since 06 Jan 2016

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Small
Dimen­sions:		191cm x 83cm; 75" x 32"; 6.3′ x 2.7′
Area:		1.58m2; 1.88yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Double, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight
Epoch/Era:		IV, V, VI / Modern
Trackage:		Atlas N C80
Author:		Jim Tiroch
Designed with:		SCARM Track Planning Software

Small but nice layout design in N scale with scenic ridge and two independent track routes, suitable for continuous running of two passenger or freight trains. See more

12x12 L-shaped Train Layout in N    17015 views since 13 Jan 2015

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Medium
Dimen­sions:		366cm x 366cm; 144" x 144"; 12′ x 12′
True Area:		4.6m2; 5.03yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Double, with Branch(es), with Reverse Loop(s)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		III, IV, V / Transition, Modern
Scene:		Suburban/Town, Industrial
Trackage:		Atlas N Code 80
Author:		David Weaver
Designed with:		SCARM Software for Model Railroaders

Large L-shaped layout in N scale with double main line and several sidings. See more

US Urban Layout in N-scale    28482 views since 19 Oct 2013

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Very Small
Dimen­sions:		255cm x 59cm; 100" x 23"; 8.4′ x 1.9′
Area:		1.49m2; 1.78yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Single
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight
Epoch/Era:		IV, V / Modern
Scene:		Urban/City, Plain
Trackage:		Atlas N Code 80
Author:		Milen Peev aka Mixy
Designed with:		SCARM Software for Model Railroaders

This is relative simple and easy to build track plan, suitable for a shelf layout. It is designed as figure 8-shaped single main line with 4-track train station and allows running of both passenger and freight trains. See more

Union Pacific Silver Creek Division Layout in N scale    12548 views since 25 Jul 2017

Scale:		N (1/160)
Size:		Very Small
Dimen­sions:		168cm x 58cm; 66" x 23"; 5.5′ x 1.9′
Area:		0.98m2; 1.17yd2
Type:		Closed Route
Line:		Single, with Branch(es)
Traffic:		Passenger, Freight, Shunting/Switching
Epoch/Era:		I, II / Steam
Trackage:		Atlas N tracks and turntable, Peco N Streamline turnouts
Author:		Jason Stamper
Designed with:		SCARM Train Layout Software

A small N-scale layout under construction, showing single oval line that passes through mountains, river, tunnels and bridges, created for representing the steam era in the beginning of XX century. See more

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