Last week I did a 4×10 layout using the v11 and v16 sets. The biggest problem with the layout was moving a train from the outside track to the inside track, which is where the reverse loop was located. This
Kato Unitrack v11 & v16 with a Reverse Loop
This layout combines the Variation 11 and Variation 16 sets to make a double-double track loop. The two sets with no extras are designed to fit together like this. Here is the SCARM file for the combination of the standard
Kato Unitrack Reverse Loop
This is a small layout that took about 15 minutes to setup. All the track needed is in the picture below. It is a fun layout that permits two trains to easily travel between the inside and outside lanes. The
4 x 10 Three Lane Layout with Reverse Loop
This is a simple layout that is a lot of fun. With three lanes there is a lot of space for multiple trains running at the same time. The reverse loop permits the inside train to reverse direction. With two
4 x 10 Four Track Layout
I wanted to create a layout that was as long as possible, but not have any overpasses. On the 4 x 10 table, I started with a loop of two lanes going all the way around. I added a turnout
Watch the Trolley
I added a trolley to the inventory. This is the first layout with the trolley. It is on an inside lane using 20-174 curves. These 150mm radius curves are too sharp for most of my trains, but the trolley handles
Christmas Day – Ride on the Train – 2020
Download the Scarm file here.
Ten Lanes for Three Tracks
I think this is the limit for a 4 x 8 layout. I have more than 169 feet of track in this layout. It’s all Kato Unitrack DC with three separate tracks. On each edge there are nine lanes with
Double Decker
I change my layout often. Nothing is permanent. I purchased three pieces of pegboard and use those as a base. They offer a good flexibility in how large I can arrange my layout and are very inexpensive. My last layout
Three Train Layout
Here is my first three train layout. Download the SCARM layout file here.