Model Train Track Possibilities
Images to Help You With Model Train Track Possibilities
Wanting to add some visual examples of model trains, model train track layouts and foreground/background detail, I visited the Napa Valley Model Railroad Club. They were kind enough to allow me to take pictures and videos and post them here on my site.
These photos are not meant to imply that your layout should look like this. Keep in mind, the Napa club’s layout is built within two World War II Quonset huts plus a two story 40′ x 40′ connector building. Their layout occupies 3600 square feet in the ‘L’ shaped structure. This is one of the largest layouts in the U.S. While you are likely starting and doing so simply, my intent is to give you some additional ideas you may be able to reduce to your size and space. It may also help you think ahead to what you might want to be doing with the layout once you get your basic structure in place.
Union 76 Refinery, Flat Cars with Pipe and the Classification Yard
Diesel Locomotive, Mail Cars and Boxcars
Napa Brazos Bridge
Napa Terminal
Napa Waterfront, New Car Storage and Classification Yard
Napa Waterfront
Napa Looking North to Yountville and the Turn in the Building
Industrial Building, Diesel Locomotives and Boxcars
Industrial Building, Dole Container on Flat Car and Diesel Locomotives
Hillside, Tunnel, Steam Locomotive with Tender and Roundhouse
Container Ship
Napa Waterfront, Container Ship, Ferry, Lighthouse and Silos
Silos and Peavey Railcar
End View of Ferry, Boxcars and Hopper Cars
Union 76 Refinery and Containers on Flat Cars
Woodchip Car, Industrial Building and Pipes on Flat Cars
Roundhouse
Tunnel Entrances (or Exits) and Hillside
Bridge, River, Tunnel, Hillside and Trees
Visible and Hidden Train Track Layout Sections
Yellow Boxcars, Buillding, Hillside and Trees
Railroad Town Setting
Larger View of Railroad Town Setting
Tank Cars, Silos, Hillside and Trees
Weathered Building by Tracks
Cobb Railroad Terminal
Coal Loader and Cars
Tunnel, Hillside and Trees
Cattle Loader Not Yet Set in Place
Model Train Tunnel, Hillside, Trees and Background Building
Fire Engine, Building and Boxcars
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