Model Rail Roads Help

Question by the_movies_mongul: Need some help with my model railroad here.?
I want to find a good, inexpensive, yet still reliable, model railroad design. I have 2 sheets of 4×8 plywood, I believe, I haven’t measured the other piece of plywood yet. I also have like, at least a hundred or more pieces of track to work with. It NEEDS to be DC. There’s also 2 pieces of foam I have. I want to use both sheets of plywood. I will take any design that’ll fit into a medium-sized room. I also have 6 engines, 15 or so freight cars, 5 passenger cars, and some assorted scenery along with buildings. Thanks to those who may be reading this, and possibly, answering because this is THE longest question I have asked.
Just measured the other sheet of plywood. it’s like, 10×14, I belive. I’m hoping to make a little yard for my layout, been experimenting with different combos, VERY hard to find the right one. Thanks for reading my queestion again.
Another thing, I’m modeling in HO scale.

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Answer by Bonnie B
This looks like it could help a little

http://www.model-train-help.com/sample-pages.html

http://www.housatonicrr.com/yard_des.html

http://www.hrtrains.com/classnotes13.html

Well this will give a little of starting information. Go to your local library I bet you will find lots of ideas there.

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LAYING TRACK. #4 OF THE BUILDING A MODEL RAILROAD SERIES. A GREEN FROG PRODUCTION. VHS

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Model Train Help Ebook 4th Edition
Model Railroading Enthusiast Robert Anderson Reveals Quick & Easy Ways To Design, Build, Maintain & Repair Your Very Own Realistic Model Railroad…Without Making Costly Mistakes! Ideal for beginners & experienced model railroaders in Ho, Oo, N, O, Z etc.
Model Train Help Ebook 4th Edition

Purchase at — www.greenfrog.com (Including Switches) After the layout is designed and the benchwork built, the usual place for modelers to next turn is to the laying of track. This video covers many techniques for laying Atlas Code 83 flex track and turnouts for smooth operation.
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