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	Comments on: Track Layout For Four Locomotives	</title>
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		By: Randall		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[You could certainly design your own layout. There are many great books on the subject, but my favorite is &quot;Track Planning for Realistic Operation&quot; by John Armstrong.  You can create concentric loops that are interconnected through double crossovers or networks of turnouts.  Such a layout doesn&#039;t have to be boring, as loops can actually use grades and bridges to cross over one another.  But to get four working independent loops in a 12&#039; x 16&#039; I think your chances of success are better in N scale.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You could certainly design your own layout. There are many great books on the subject, but my favorite is &#8220;Track Planning for Realistic Operation&#8221; by John Armstrong.  You can create concentric loops that are interconnected through double crossovers or networks of turnouts.  Such a layout doesn&#8217;t have to be boring, as loops can actually use grades and bridges to cross over one another.  But to get four working independent loops in a 12&#8242; x 16&#8242; I think your chances of success are better in N scale.</p>
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