The P&SF is a model Railroad inspired by the real Santa Fe branchline in Arizona from Ash Fork on the Santa Fe mainline, to Phoenix. The original name of this line was "The Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway". The period is set around 1961 when this line still served Prescott and had to climb grades up to 3 per cent.
Sunday, April 23, 2006
A plan for the lower level
This is the current track-plan for the lower level. (Click on the plan for a bigger image)
Since the middle of the room is needed for the sofa, I can’t build a peninsula yet.
I do not want long hidden tracks, so I have designed a one and a quarter helix/spiral so I can watch the action as the trains climb the 3 % grade to the upper level.
The grade starts in the curve just after the Wickenburg depot.
This view from 3rdPlanIt shows how this could look like.
I do have other options like a short peninsula, but for now, this is it.As mentioned, the benchwork from Phonix through Glendale is built, and I am working (slowly) with tracklaying here.
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