This N Gauge Layout is part of Dixie Rails in the Atlanta GA area. This is the best running N gauge layout I have ever operated on.  It is DCC and not once the whole night that we ran 50 trains did we have one problem due to track of electrical connections.  The owner John Wilson has come up with a system of moving blocks of cars with markers on top that are easy to read for all of us who do not see numbers on N scale cars well.
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I probably have some other photos earlier in the construction phase of our six foot modules, but for now, this is the stage where the top, ends, sides and ribs (short cross-wise pieces) and spines (two length-wise pieces)are all assembled and ready and to accept the waffle underside.  Photo taken Aug. 8, 2012.

Hello Everybody My name is Dan Kelley AKA: Rio Grande Dan here on the MRH forums.

I'm a member of the MRH Spam Police and spend 40 to 60 hrs a week reading through the many Posts and Blogs here on the MRH forums. While reading I keep seeing one problem that many new Model Railroaders are having and that is "WHERE & HOW DO I START?"

Was wondering if anyone knows how Charlie Comstock BC&SJ manual turnout controls that he has mounted to fascia work I have the Ops DVD that has his layout in it and interested in how he makes them and how they are mounted. I see the you have to pull the knob out first then twist it to switch the turnout and then push the knob back in.