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There is one in lethbridge I think.

Old one, but I like it none the less (do you guys know how to flip it?)

nice job I have been following this for a while, now you can run trains! And your beautiful locomotives.

Awesome Gary, they look just like the real ones, next time I'm up there I might ask my parents to let me RAILFAN the CEMR.

So the lake line got some new power is this one also leased, at least it's an alco! Awesome shot, nice for a new shortline

Some pictures from the. Club sorry one is sideways I took it a few months ago

very nice job I cant wait to see them complete. anything new on the layout?

This seems to be a plow weekend so here is my athearn rotary plow

Looking Down the track through Edmonsun

This is my new n scale layout same dimestions as the last just better with the hole in the middle instead of off to the side

I keep all my boxes I even have a few (8 cars and a locomotive) from 1927 all original the boxes might be worth more than the trains them selfs

Wow all I can say

Never mind I took that part out

Don't worry it is an separate entity from the regular layout

So I'm wondering i have a iron ore spur with 6in radius curves what engines can I use that are cheap

Looks amazing

Neat and yes I am aware of the G&D if only it survived

By the way mine is based on a prototype the boundry trail railway a 67 mile shortline in Manitoba founded in 2008 and runs between Binney siding (just north of manitou) and Morden, It hauls only grain a far as I could tell but I decided to make a team track to get some variety

Great designs but may I ask what is you minimum and maximum radiuses

So I created this thread to show the functionality of a n scale 2x4 that layout is only 2 foot by 4 foot has an interchange ( the one curved track by itself) two areas (a backdrop in the middle) a small yard a team track and a grain elevator, all track is atlas, switches are #4 and curves are...