Ideas for an N Scale Layout on a Door
- Stephen Strum
- Jul 16, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 29, 2024
I’m considering building an N scale model railroad on a hollow core door sometime next year as one of my future projects. Here are some ideas I’m considering. What are yours?
►Carolina Central (Plus another layout): https://trains.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/618265TwoGreatLayouts.pdf
Here is a variation of the Carolina Central I might build. This is a double track mainline version, but is otherwise the same plan, except wider. The inner loop has a 12 3/4” minimum radius and the outer loop a 13.7” minimum radius instead of the original plan’s 9 3/4” minimum radius. The original version was on a more compact 28” wide door versus this plan’s 36” wide door, however.
Other Track Planning Resources
►My track plans: https://www.steves-trains.com/post/n-scale-track-plans ►Model Railroader Track Plan Database: https://www.trains.com/mrr/how-to/track-plan-database/
►Kato Track Plan Site: https://katousa.com/n-track-plan-examples/
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