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There is a track plan similar to the one that you posted on p.33 of the 1954 Operating manual. It is also a helpful reference for wiring by substituting the 1 3/8" FasTrack with a wire as a block control.

Also, running two trains simultaneously in conventional mode requires proper wiring.

Peruse through it, you'll find it helpful.

You'll also find the note on p.33 for turning siding D into a reversing loop. That way you can change the direction of travel for the trains.

 

The link for the track deal is not working. Are you talking about the double crossing? If you put together the parts list, CharlesRo my be cheapest place to buy the track that you need.

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Thanks Moonman this will be very helpful... I added the 2ft extension a few minutes ago and now the next step is to finalize a track plan...

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/LIONEL...;hash=item415f0262bf

 

This is the layout I am thinking of starting with... I would like to have the double loop part elevated and on the level section have switches to the inside loop... I will draw up some ideas later this evening on railmodeller

Originally Posted by Bano7384:
http://bit.ly/17zik67 This is a 5x10 fastrack set from eBay.


Here is a track plan you may be interested in. It was created by Kent Johnson. It's called A small, simple, and amazingly sensible 5x9 plan*. This uses Lionel tubular track. I tried to recreate this layout with Lionel FT using O-36 curves (the smallest curved turnouts available in FT), but it would become too large to fit.

 

 

 

 

* Small & Midsize Track Plans for O Gauge Trains, Special Issue, May, 2011, pages 18 and 19.

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