Track Laying and Point Motors - N Scale Model Railway Adventures #4

[@iansngauge]

It's always great to see the first train moving, and getting to admire your handiwork! I think it's taken me over six months to achieve a complete circuit, so you're doing well! All the best, Ian.

[@HerbertErpaderp]

Thanks! It seems like you're doing a lot of testing of stuff, which makes six months or so seem even faster.

[@mrmad2979]

You do a very good Job Modelrailroading is not only fun it is also Pain and expensiv but the result is a wonderfull Hobby i work in steps on my layout it is a on and off relaitionship but i love. Regards Oliver

[@HerbertErpaderp]

I've found that taking your time reduces the pain, but you're right, it's not at all cheap. The good thing about the hobby is you can do it at your own pace, and there are so many things you can do in steps.

[@ModelMinutes]

Coming along really well 😊

[@trekanbelluvitsh]

Chapter 4: First moving train. Nuce!

[@andrewl9191]

My small n gauge railroad is 2.5 feet wide, or 762mm. The track doesn't go all the way to the outside, so my curves are a little bit smaller. The outside rail is maybe an inch or about 25mm away from the outside. It was a little bit of a pain to get my flex track positioned properly as the outer track (of the 2) stopped a bit short of making it all the way around, and it was difficult to get a good, proper curve at that point after soldering to the next section of flex track. Peco code 55 has been great though. I've really enjoyed it.

[@anhnguyenduy6375]

Hi will you review more ships 1/700