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Reply to "O and S gauge layout together"

Originally Posted by atlayank:
Originally Posted by Moonman:

An interesting challenge. Not a lot to find web searching. I found one, Train-O-Rama, in Ohio, that has O & S. At 1:38 in this video, you can get a look at their approach.

 

Blending the scenery to connect the two "worlds" would seem to be a good way to make them work. When I think of wedding cake styles, it's just not that appealing.

 

Can you fit two 4 x 8's in an L shape?

Thanks for the reply Carl and the video.  50 trains running at once, wow!

 

Not sure if I could do the L shape, I would have to rearrange other items in the room.

 

Thank you for your time, Ron.

I was observing the scenery transitions with the mixing of gauges. I think we could all enjoy a nice size building for our layout.

 

First a comparison shot. The a concept photo of the L with a mountain as the transition.

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