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What is the best size for a point on my railway layout?Read moreWhen choosing the best size for a point (switch) on a UK model railway layout, the key considerations are:Scale...
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Is papier-mache a good material to use for modelling?Read morePapier-mache has been used over a chicken-wire frame to create hills and mountains for almost as long as the hobbies...
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How can I create undulating terrain and hills on my layout ?Read moreCreating undulating terrain and hills can add depth and realism to a layout. Here are a few methods that can be used...
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Is Graham Farish track compatible with Peco N gauge track?Read moreIn line with MOROP's NEM standards, Graham Farish track is completely compatible with Peco's, however, most modellers...
What is the smallest baseboard size for N gauge?
Based on the principle of a closed-loop, the smallest effective baseboard size for N Gauge is a baseboard of 20 inches (508mm) square. This measurement is based on track components of No.1 Radius (228 mm or 9") which is the tightest curve available in N Gauge.
A measurement of 20 inches per side will ensure that the entire track will be on the baseboard without any overhang.
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