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Since I have finally started building my layout, I would post some progress. So far I am just working on the benchwork frame. I am going to be trying to use a blend of tabletop and open grid. We will see how it turns out. Im certainly excited to finally r making progress. I’ve been collecting trains for almost 25 years so it will be nice to have a place to run them where I do t have to clean up the trains when I’m done! Here are a few pictures of what I’ve got so far. I still have some more framing to do as well as add some braces to the existing frames too.

Tom

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@Godale03 posted:

Since I have finally started building my layout, I would post some progress. So far I am just working on the benchwork frame. I am going to be trying to use a blend of tabletop and open grid. We will see how it turns out. Im certainly excited to finally r making progress. I’ve been collecting trains for almost 25 years so it will be nice to have a place to run them where I do t have to clean up the trains when I’m done! Here are a few pictures of what I’ve got so far. I still have some more framing to do as well as add some braces to the existing frames too.

Tom

Fantastic - can't wait to follow along

@Jan posted:

What's your minimum diameter going to be?  Unless you're doing a point-to-point design I can't see anything larger than O6x.  With that amount of space I would look at an around-the-wall layout with multiple peninsulas and bump outs.

Jan

My maximum diameter is 108. It will be an around the room track plan with two peninsulas with a 34” turntable and roundhouse as the centerpiece.

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