Kato track / layout plans

[jrtoland]

Hello all,

Does anyone know where kato n scale track plans or layout plans can be found?
I need some ideas as I'm close to starting my build.
Thank you for help, it's much appreciated!
(And needed !)
Jack T

 

[Rico]

There’s some good examples on Kato's website including examples of track geometry…

N-Scale Unitrack Track Plans

katousa.com

 

[DeaconKC]

Hello all,

Does anyone know where kato n scale track plans or layout plans can be found?
I need some ideas as I'm close to starting my build.
Thank you for help, it's much appreciated!
(And needed !)
Jack T

Welcome to the place. I'm building my own layout with Unitrack and it is great to work with.

 

[Iron Horseman]

Hello all,

Does anyone know where kato n scale track plans or layout plans can be found?
I need some ideas as I'm close to starting my build.
Thank you for help, it's much appreciated!
(And needed !)
Jack T

What scale will you be building in?

 

[jrtoland]

What scale will you be building in?

I'm going to do n scale

 

[freescopesdad]

To get you started...

https://katousa.com/n-track-plan-examples/
www.steves-trains.com/post/n-scale-track-plans
www.pinterest.com/fiferhobby/kato-unitrack/

The SCARM website has 18 Kato n scale track plans. Or just go on Youtube and search for Kato n scale track plans. You will find dozens.

Also consider investing in layout design software. Especially with sectional track like Kato, it will pay for itself in savings by not overbuying track you don't need. I use Anyrail, it is super easy to learn, has the complete Kato track library (as well as dozens of others in all scales), and is about $70 for a lifetime license. Good luck and keep us informed.
Ron

 

[AmtrakCr74108]

To get you started...

https://katousa.com/n-track-plan-examples/
www.steves-trains.com/post/n-scale-track-plans
www.pinterest.com/fiferhobby/kato-unitrack/

The SCARM website has 18 Kato n scale track plans. Or just go on Youtube and search for Kato n scale track plans. You will find dozens.

Also consider investing in layout design software. Especially with sectional track like Kato, it will pay for itself in savings by not overbuying track you don't need. I use Anyrail, it is super easy to learn, has the complete Kato track library (as well as dozens of others in all scales), and is about $70 for a lifetime license. Good luck and keep us informed.
Ron

I agree with you on Anyrail for planning. I would like to mention that when I bought Anyrail 6 I assumed any upgrades to a newer platform would be covered. When Anyrail 7 came out I could not access all features so contacted them and was told I would have to pay more to get all the features in Anyrail 7. The lifetime license is only for the version originally bought. This is still a good program I think.