4×2 N scale layout – Eric’s

Eric’s been back in touch with the latest on his 4×2 N scale layout:

“Hello Alastair

Part three update of my N scale layout “Flying By The Seat Of My Pants ” which is DC.

We have moved on to permanent track placement and scenery.

I have used Kato #4 switches to use less space on table. This is a Thomas the Train table and the size is approximately 32″ X 48″. I think I mentioned in part 2 that it consists of 7 switches.

After completing the mountain tunnel with ground cover ,trees and water drainage from snow cap we then moved on to track fastening hole placement for switch wiring.

In picture #10 was gluing track in place and using hand weights to hold in place. Sometimes if more weight is needed can veggies work also.

The white cutout was the area I needed to figure out what I was going to do there. We’ll have to come up with something. That’s Flying By The Seat Of My Pants.

Enjoy, part 4 will be in the near future.

A Big thanks to Alastair for all the time he buts into this Blog, 🙌 I hope many of you purchased the Beginners book and some building cut outs. We need to keep Al busy by supporting this great Blog of all of our layouts and ideas.

Thanks to Everyone for Sharing.

Eric The Retired St. Louis, Missouri Area Firefighter”

4x2 N scale layout

n scale turnout

4x2 N scale layout

model railroad overhead view

4x2 n scale layout



4×2 N scale layout:

4x2 N scale layout

model train scenery

4x2 N scale layout

model train scenery

4x2 N scale layout

A huge big thanks to Eric for sharing his 4×2 N scale layout update, and for his kind words too.

You can see his previous posts here:

N scale mountain layout plans.

Simple N scale layout

That’s all for today folks.

Please do keep ’em coming.

And if today is the day you get started on your layout, the Beginner’s Guide is here.

Best

Al

PS Latest ebay cheat sheet is here.

PPS More HO scale train layouts here if that’s your thing.








5 Responses to 4×2 N scale layout – Eric’s

  1. robert dale tiemann says:

    nice work, good job.

  2. Robert says:

    why is your layout so low to the floor? From the room i see you could have lengthened the table twice as long for more fun.
    The Critic

  3. Eric Kiehl says:

    Robert, like I said in one of the parts it was a table I had and can moved anywhere and set on anything fo height.

    The larger room layout is in the basement, you had seen those in the past.

    This is ” Flying By The Seat Of My Pants ”

    Work at a hobby shop helps alot on cost so I went for it. It was not going to stay in office and can be taken anywhere.

    Eric

  4. Rob McCrain says:

    A perfect layout for a small space. This is a great example of how one can fit a model railway into almost any environment. Well done. and tons of fun. Rob

  5. Robert says:

    Eric ,Well said sir.

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