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Views of Small Model Railroad Narrow Gauge
Layouts Displayed at a Canadian Train Show.


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narrow gauge water tower on small layout ON3 narrow gauge model engine house ON3 water tower on switchback ON3 narrow gauge model railroad station ON3 narrow gauge model railroad trestle

The above train pictures were taken at a narrow gauge train show in Schomberg, Ontario in 2007. They just prove that you don't need a lot of space to build a model railroad. Most were only a few feet square and were built by modelers with great imagination and cleverness. They all shared a marvelous touch of whimsy.

Scales included ON3, ON2 1/2, and other variations. Some used HO scale track and HO motors and then built superstructures around them. The last four pictures are of a switchback ON3 modular railroad. The engine and cars would climb the switchback by themselves and then reverse back down the grade. The craftsmanship was superb. Buildings and scenery were exceptionally well done.


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