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What's up everybody, my latest episode of my Layout Series is uploaded on youtube. In this episode, I talk about my plans for my future three-rail O scale layout. My channel is at https://www.youtube.com/channe...4ivkEenZvSWXHOZpQWdg . This layout is VERY ambitious and I am determined to build it! Also, if you guys have a cool layout, please feel free to share! 

 

Dan

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hows it going dan, your already doing better then me your basement is finished. A couple of things off the bat.

 

What curves you going to run and what kind of track?

 Are you going to run Legacy?

 

And last I see you are in mass shot me a email cause i cant find yours on your profile. Maybe I could show you mine give you some ideas and what not to do and maybe not make the same mistakes i did.

 

Originally Posted by nate the tank:

hows it going dan, your already doing better then me your basement is finished. A couple of things off the bat.

 

What curves you going to run and what kind of track?

 Are you going to run Legacy?

 

And last I see you are in mass shot me a email cause i cant find yours on your profile. Maybe I could show you mine give you some ideas and what not to do and maybe not make the same mistakes i did.

 

Great Nate! Let me tell you what I'm planning to do on my new layout:

 

The Layout is going to have ten tracks on four different levels five of the tracks will be powered by Legacy, and the other five will be conventional. The five Legacy "mainline loops" will have at least 0-72 curves and will go through both rooms of my basement. These five tracks are located on two levels of the layout, three on the upper level, and two on the lower level to save space and add eye catching perspective as well as enabling two more long legacy trains to run on the layout. I will be primarily be using Atlas brand track for the "mainline loops". For the five shorter one - room conventional loops, I will be using Lionel brand tubular track. Both Atlas and Tubular tracks are very durable and dependable and I like them better than Fastrack, however, you have to put ballast on Atlas and Tubular which takes longer. I hope that answered some of your questions! My E- Mail is Yodanimo@gmail.com or you can hit me up in the discussion section on my youtube page or leave a comment in any of my videos and I'll be sure to get back to you. Thanks Nate!

 

 

 

Dan

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