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Category Archives: Layouts
Dream Sn2 SR&RL: Concept #6 – Partial Double Deck
A concept diagram is a sketch to see what will fit into a given space. Additionally, I can use the profile capabilities in XTrkCAD to estimate track length and grades. Only the fittest concepts move on to become detailed plans. … Continue reading
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Dream Sn2 SR&RL: Concept #5- Another attempt at Single Deck
A concept diagram is a sketch to see what will fit into a given space. Additionally, I can use the profile capabilities in XTrkCAD to estimate track length and grades. Only the fittest concepts move on to become detailed plans. … Continue reading
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Dream Sn2 SR&RL: Concept #4- Another Partial Mushroom
A concept diagram is a sketch to see what will fit into a given space. Additionally, I can use the profile capabilities in XTrkCAD to estimate track length and grades. Only the fittest concepts move on to become detailed plans. … Continue reading
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Dream Sn2 SR&RL: Concept #3- Partial Mushroom
A concept diagram is a sketch to see what will fit into a given space. Additionally, I can use the profile capabilities in XTrkCAD to estimate track length and grades. Only the fittest concepts move on to become detailed plans. … Continue reading
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Dream Sn2 SR&RL: Concept #2- Two Deck + Mushroom
A concept diagram is a sketch to see what will fit into a given space. Additionally, I can use the profile capabilities in XTrkCAD to estimate track length and grades. When available, I add additional details. The second concept is … Continue reading
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Dream Sn2 SR&RL: Concept #1- Single Deck
A concept diagram is a sketch to see what will fit into a given space. Additionally, I can use the profile capabilities in XTrkCAD to estimate track length and grades. When available, I add additional details. The first concept is … Continue reading
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Dream Layout: Given’s and Druthers
Givens & Druthers Railroad: Sandy River & Rangeley Lakes RR Scale/Gauge: Sn2 (two-foot gauge in 1:64 scale) Era: 1912-1914 – First years of Maine Central Railroad control Region: Maine – Franklin County Space: 22×32′ (700 sqft) Mainline Radius: 36″ desired, … Continue reading
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Photo tour of my first Sn2 SR&RL layout
While my first Sn2 layout is mostly gone (two minor sections remain), I still think fondly of it. It was a good concept and had all the curves been 32″ or more, it would probably be here in it’s entirety. … Continue reading
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Dream Trackplan Part 1: Givens and Druthers
Here are my Given’s and Druther’s for my Dream SR&RL layout: GIVEN’S: SR&RL of 1912 – 1912 because operations were great, time of the MEC takeover, logging was prevalent (but in decline), pulp wood (coordwood) was increasing. Locomotives consisted of predecessor locos, … Continue reading
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