A railroad “gauge” usually denotes the track size whereas “scale,” on the other hand, measures the size relationship between a model train and its real-world train prototype. Sometimes you’ll see the terms “gauge” and “scale” used interchangeably even though, technically, they’re different. In this post, we will learn about scale and gauge in model train. … Read more
This is a HO scale layout consisting of 3 separate zones. Farm, Village and Mtns. There are 2 bridges, 2 tunnels and lots of interesting things to see along the tracks. I use EZ track. It’s just easier for me to work with. The platform is L shaped 4X8X6. DC powered. HO Scale Model Train … Read more
This 0-Gauge layout model train is a dual mainline basement size layout using Lionel FasTrack. The layout is approximately 29 feet x 34 feet with ~697 feet of track, 50 switches and 11 diamond crossings. The mainlines are ~283 feet each, the yard with receiving tracks & etc is 79 feet, and other sidings are … Read more
This HO scale layout post is an ultimate guide to create awesome Marklin HO scale layouts. We are featuring images, video and layout plan in this post. This includes Model train locos, realistic accessories and much more. So lets start our journey and see what is there for us today. The Model Train This image … Read more
Here is one more wonderful model train layout. This layout is created in a very simple yet attractive way. Lots of amazing features are been used in this layout. Here are few images of construction stage of this amazing model train layout. Basic Layout This is the basic layout of this awesome model train without … Read more
Here is one more amazing N scale layout! This layout is designed by Zack and this is simply adorable design. This layout consists of lots of amazing features and scenes. This layout is best if you do not have a bigger area to construct your model train. So have a look of this innovative and … Read more