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This layout
offers great shunting possibilities on a small area.
The track
plan to the right shows a point to point line with freight and passenger
traffic.
This is another point to point line with freight and passenger traffic,
thought to serve a German post-war agricultural community with som
industry.
This is a point to point line with freight and somewhat museum-like
passenger traffic.
This layout shows a
small end station with freight and museum-like passenger traffic.
This layout is meant
for the same theme as the previous one.
This is another suggestion for the previous theme.
The plan shows a small German end station with freight and passenger
traffic. It could be extended into a passage station. The loop could be
concealed in a tunnel.
The xxxx serves as model here. Freight and passenger
trains run on a single track line.
Theme: station with freight and museum traffic on a
double-track mainline.
Theme: station with
freight and museum traffic on a double-track mainline.
Theme: station with freight and museum traffic on a double-track
mainline.
Theme:
station with freight and museum traffic on a double-track
mainline.
Theme: station with
freight and museum traffic on a double-track mainline.
Theme: station with
freight and museum traffic on a double-track mainline.
This layout has
stations on two levels. The loop is hidden under the bigger/upper
station.
My own present layout
looks like this. The traffic is made up of a TEE train, a local freight
train and a museum train. The model is DB in the 1970's. The TEE train is
to bee disturbed as little as possible when freight cars are being moved
between the six loading/marshalling tracks. The destinations of the
freight cars are decided by dice being rolled. The museum train disposes
space when the freight train does not run, that is when the dice are being
rolled. The only passenger station of the layout (at the straight side of
the lower/left loop) is used by the museum train. The cars of this train
are parked on the track next to the engine stable.