Bob's Track Plans

As soon as we finished Luke's original plan he moved. Not to worry! His new house had a slightly bigger room just right for the railroad,...

Gene secured trackage rights to an adjoining room, leading us to do a new design. However, the two rooms were separated by a load-bearing...

Luke and I packed a lot of railroad into a modest room-sized space thanks to a helix used as "car sink" staging for both ends of the...

Dan wanted to represent the bustle of downtown Chicago, with C&NW, Milwaukee Road, and El stations and tracks on one level, and the...

Southern Illinois rivals the Reading in Central Pennsylvania as the prototype to which I return the most, having done plans based on the...

Another repeat prototype since I did CP in the Rockies for Jeff Stuparyk in N Scale; however, Ken Whipple's version in HO is for the...

Attics with sloping walls always present a challenge, because not only does the room get narrower as it reaches good operating height but...

Mark tracked me down from New Zealand because he liked some other versions of the PRR Bald Eagle branch. The upper level uses a fake...

This is a near track-for-track representation of the grade east of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The 40" minimum radius and fifteen staging...

Gene has a modest room for representing the long UP-SP trains he wants to run. I used a favorite device of the helix-as-staging to...