I haven't posted anything on these forums about my current layout I'm working on. I'll post the link to the nscale.net thread I started this layout on as to see all previous updates. It is a simple double track main with a spur, small yard, and an engine depot. It is loosely based on the Gotthard or Lötschberg Route in Switzerland in the 90's. It is when the SBB had the gray paint scheme on the Eurocity passenger cars, along with the extensive ad campaigns on the Re460's.

This thread documents the rebooted DOMTAR Pulp and Paper Mill layout.

I have decided to combine all of the separate layout blogs I have been posting into one by linking to the older ones below the track plan. I will post all further progress updates in this single blog.

The most recent version of the track plan will be posted at the top of the thread.

****Track Plan updated 19 Sep 21****

Slowly building N Scale version of Progressive Rail in a 19" by 72" space.  This railway is based on a prototype, and an article that appeared around 2002 in Model Railroader, which was designed for HO scale.

The goal is to use code 40 rail, and hand laid turnouts throughout the entire scene.  Another goal is for this layout to fit in my camper, so I have something to work on at night when I travel and go camping.

Now that the staging yard is complete I can build the rest of the lower deck:

The exit from the bottom of the helix runs into the small town of Glanton and then running over Insular Gorge (whopping big trestle here) enters Cornhill, where we interchange with the Antioch and Southern RR - actually the double ended staging yard that feeds either end of Cornhill.

Rob Clark