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My original plan was to build a free standing 7x11 layout. That idea got dumped somewhere along the line and now I'm into year x of a 14x39 layout. IF I had just built the original plan, I'd have been running trains years ago.

 

I am building a 7x11 for a fellow member of our modular club. Bench work will be complete on 4/4/15. There is a lot of wisdom in starting small.

 

Gilly

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Love your layout, Country Joe!

 

 

 I am getting ready to build yet another apartment layout in 6x8.  This time, with/for a friend.

 

We are taking an interesting approach in that it will only be about coffee table height sitting in the main/living room of the apartment.  He can still sit on his sofa and watch TV, operate the layout, etc..

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Originally Posted by Pingman:

CJ, looks terrific; thanks for the photos.

 

Thanks Carl.

 

Originally Posted by Passenger Train Collector:

Thanks for the updated photos, Joe. Always nice to have a glimpse of your progress.

Thanks PTC.

 

Originally Posted by N5CJonny:

Looking real good Joe.

 

Joe, on a side note I have seen you on the N scale forum. Do you have an N scale layout also? I do both N and O.

I don't have an N layout at home but I have a T-Trak module and also run on my club's N scale layout. My shaky hands made working on N very difficult. I want to build a small N layout using buildings and details that are already built but it's hard to find the room for it. I have a spare bedroom as my train room.

 

Originally Posted by EscapeRocks:

Love your layout, Country Joe!

 

 

 I am getting ready to build yet another apartment layout in 6x8.  This time, with/for a friend.

 

We are taking an interesting approach in that it will only be about coffee table height sitting in the main/living room of the apartment.  He can still sit on his sofa and watch TV, operate the layout, etc..

Thanks David. That sounds like a fun layout. I would love a living room layout but my wife would never go for it.

I bought some new autos, 5 new buildings and streetlights, plus I moved a siding and the freight transfer warehouse. First is the warehouse. When I decide where the streetlights will go and wire the new buildings I'll move the wire for this one and repair the ground.

 

 

The Majestic Theater will be opening very soon. You can also see Tom's Toggery and Macintosh and Sons Paints and Wallpaper.

 

 

Today's Vinyl Records and Hippy's Tatoos are also new, as is the pink Cadillac. Hey, is that Elvis?

 

 

And finally, there's a couple of new cars in the station parking lot.

 

 

That's it for now. More to come soon.

Originally Posted by Mark Boyce:

It's coming along nicely, Joe!

Thanks Mark.

 

Originally Posted by jjmmagoo:
Looks great!  Thinking of expanding my layout.  I may goto this size next!  Just add onto my 4x8.

Thanks JJM. 6x9 is not big but it's a lot bigger than 4x8. If you do expand please post pics.

 

Originally Posted by EscapeRocks:

I love this layout. Simplicity at its finest.   Good work!

Thanks David.

 

Originally Posted by Passenger Train Collector:

Looking better and better.

Thanks PTC.

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