Post your layout maps here

my simple engine terminal.  6' x 22'.  72" radius.

 

 

Here's the NJ Hi-Railers layout.  Approximately 7500ft of track.  

 

 

Here are the plans for my P:48 switching layout (I added a loop so the grandkids can still run 'em fast ).

My Layout as built (so far).  Erie RR, 1960, Rochester Branch.

48" minimum radius, 2 decks, main room 17' x 28', right side room 9.5' x 10.5', helix in furnace room .

 

high res versions:

http://www.ncecorporation.com/...gress/plan-upper.jpg

http://www.ncecorporation.com/...gress/plan-lower.jpg

 

 

 

Worth a look what can be done with LiDar and about $30,000.
Video fly through:

http://youtu.be/Poly9xLkFmI

Follow this link to our website:

http://denveroscaleclub.org/or...plan-view-of-layout/

This is a schematic of my layout.   It is 23x47 feet.   The minimum radius on the mainline is 52 inches.    The Oppossum Run Branch  has a minimum of 48 inches. 

 

If you look at the WM interchange, that trackage is grade separated from the yard and is against the wall and approximately 8 inches higher on the side of a hill.   I all cases where the mainline is in the scene twice, it is grade separated by some inches.    The upper and lower levels are connected by the line climbing up around the pennisula.   

 

It is all single track line from staging to staging.  There are about 50 industries represented on the layout.   The main is about 380 feet long and total trackage is about 1000 feet.

 

Some great designs. Good thread!

My club is now working on this modular railroad design. Roughly based on the Patch however improved upon for our needs in O scale. Drawings by Ken Schei

Here is my Hi Rail 60" radius  on main, the inside leg of the curved turnouts is48" radius.

36X22 feet Island layout 

 

I need to get a better version drawn out.

On30, in a 10X11 foot room..

Ok not 2 rail, but something very different for 3 rail.  A shelf switching layout.  I will start building this by the end of the month. 

 

Clem,

Your space is almost identical to the space for John Armstrong's RR.  I could be wrong but I think the January 1971 issue of Model Railroader has a feature story with track plan.  You can check with the MR track plan data base.

Ed

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> On Apr 14, 2015, at 4:35 PM, O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum <alerts@hoop.la> wrote:
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THE GLACIER line--STAGING AREAS NOT INCLUDED.

    The July '96 issue of MR also had a track plan in a feature article.   The layout size is given is both [ on the same page, yet ! ]   24 x 34 or 24 x 36.   Minimum main line curve radius was 54" [ with easements I'd guess ];  turnouts were #6 on the mains and #5's in the yard, and he operated 2-10-2's and 2-10-4's in addition to "a fleet" of 4-6-6-6's. 

 

SZ