Great Model Railroads Layout

[rmarriner]

Hello everyone! I was curious whether or not anybody had the track plan for a layout I saw in one of the "Great Model Railroad" yearly publications from MR. I believe it was the 2000 GMR issue. I can't recall the name of the layout, I do remember it was an N scale "L" shape layout that had casters on the legs for easy moving and was based in the Pacific Northwest. It may have been a different issue, but for some reason I want to think it was 2000.

Any help would be appreciated. I used to have the issue that the mentioned layout is in, I can't seem to find it and just need to verify it is the 2000 issue before I order the backissue from MR. I am planning my own layout and recall this one really appealed to me back then and I think it would work for my space requirements now.

Thanks guys/gals!
Richard Marriner

 

[Myowngod]

Have you checked out the new layout databasse at the Model Railroader site. You can narrow it down by gauge. It might be in there.

 

[Myowngod]

Could it be this one?

http://www.trains.com/mrr/objects/pdf/rj0401_a.pdf

or maybe this one?

http://www.trains.com/mrr/objects/pdf/rj1000-a.pdf

Here's a nice one for ya

http://www.trains.com/mrr/objects/pdf/gmr-g00_white-river-_-northern.pdf

In case you have a few extra feet this might work.

http://www.trains.com/mrr/objects/pdf/gmr-c07_penn-central-lehigh-_-delaware.pdf

Good luck

PS if you build that last one, I want to see it!

 

[rmarriner]

or maybe this one?

http://www.trains.com/mrr/objects/pdf/rj1000-a.pdf

THATS IT!!!

Have you checked out the new layout databasse at the Model Railroader site. You can narrow it down by gauge. It might be in there.

I didn't even know this existed. I was so adament about looking for the past issue that I didn't think to see if they had a database online. I guess I'll have to really contemplate subscribing to MR...

Thank you!

P.S. If I build that last one, I don't think I'll be alive to show it off, my wife would kill me!

 

[Myowngod]

Glad to help.
Just try and reconsider the last one. I think you'll find your wife won't mind sleeping out in the shed a problem, if you explain the branchline is absolutely necessary for " real operations".

 

[Harry]

Thanks for Link, Ron