Coxy's N Scale and Railroad Bloghttp://coxy.squarespace.com/coxys-n-scale-and-railroad-bl/Railfanning and modelling western US railroads in N Scale. Exploring hand laying N Scale track. Small N scale layouts for people with limited time and space. Having fun with N Scale!en-US2009-07-05T16:08:00ZSquarespace Site Server v5.5.4 (http://www.squarespace.com/)A Question of Complexity - Part 3http://coxy.squarespace.com/coxys-n-scale-and-railroad-bl/2009/4/21/a-question-of-complexity-part-3.htmlSteve Cox2009-04-21T15:00:39ZLayout Planning complex track hand laying railroadA Question of Complexity - Part 2http://coxy.squarespace.com/coxys-n-scale-and-railroad-bl/2009/4/11/a-question-of-complexity-part-2.htmlSteve Cox2009-04-11T19:34:54ZBNSF Complex track Layout Planning Union pacific oakland shortline switching[Part 1 introduces modeling possibilities for complex trackwork and the general options for modelers to create complex handlaid track.]

This post will examine why complex track occurs and consider some examples of complex track. The next post will suggest some factors that are important in creating successful complex trackwork in model form.

]]>A Question of Complexity - Part 1http://coxy.squarespace.com/coxys-n-scale-and-railroad-bl/2009/4/9/a-question-of-complexity-part-1.htmlSteve Cox2009-04-09T04:47:56ZHand laying N scale trackI received a note from Hector in Argentina on one of my posts about Tim Warris’s CNJ Bronx Terminal layout.

Can you tell me how to build this type of junction track?
I have a serious problem of space, and I want to build something like urban industrial tram track.

Regards from Argentina

The junction Hector is referring to is pictured at right

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