Two 7X10 Layout Ideas | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Ken-OscaleOGR Forum Member

On another thread, Melvin P asked about 7X10 track plans. Here are two to look at: for both, the outer loop is O-72 minimum, and the inner route is O-54 using Atlas-O track. Two trains can run continuously for train watching, and the first adds an On30 loop. Turnouts are O-72 and O-54.

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6/29/177:59 AM

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Melvin POGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Hi Ken: Both layouts look great, I do favor layout #2. You have one cup with two winners.

Thanks, Ken

Ken-OscaleOGR Forum Member

Corrected for track spacing (about 5" center rail spacing).

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6/29/1711:25 AM

Ken-OscaleOGR Forum Member

With more structures and terrain.

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