14x8:52Switching Operations using Lance Mindheim's method for small layouts.
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My model railroad channel. I'm currently building a new train layout which models a stretch of Union Pacific line that runs from the UP Los Nietos Yard in west Los Angeles down through Orange County and ends in Huntington Beach. I've selected a number of real industries along the route to model ranging from simple warehouses too a lumber and scrap yard. I hope to model this layout with an emphasis on realism. Hope you enjoy following along as I setup the bench work, lay track and start on the scenicing.
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