Any model railroader/RVers out there?

tsetsaf wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:
I have an "N" scale layout that is 2 feet by 4 feet.

It is inside a glass toped enclosure that serves as our dinette table top.

Good idea! Any pictures?

Here are Dog Folk's pictures of his model train setup as his dinette in his camper:

Sure, post the pictures. Thanks much.

Dog Folks wrote:

tsetsaf wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:
I have an "N" scale layout that is 2 feet by 4 feet.

It is inside a glass toped enclosure that serves as our dinette table top.

Good idea! Any pictures?

Glad too, but putting pictures on this site is just too cumbersome.

PM me with you e-mail and I will send them.

Dog Folks, do you want me to post your pictures here?

I have always had this idea of making some kind of slide out tray thing that was contained inside a sheet metal box, that was mounted in front of the axles. Like a 4'x 8' layout. It could only be about 6-8" tall though. Probably a dumb idea.

fireman; I too, have taken some projects with me and have always had a couple of people walk over to where I was working and tell me about their trains etc.

Tom; I will look up that layout by John Allen. Thanks for the tip.

tesetsaf; That is a cool idea. I normally play with Ho scale but I have accumulated a fair amount of N scale over the years. Maybe I can use it all in the trailer some way.

tsetsaf wrote:

Dog Folks wrote:
I have an "N" scale layout that is 2 feet by 4 feet.

It is inside a glass toped enclosure that serves as our dinette table top.

Good idea! Any pictures?

Glad too, but putting pictures on this site is just too cumbersome.

PM me with you e-mail and I will send them.

Dog Folks wrote:
I have an "N" scale layout that is 2 feet by 4 feet.

It is inside a glass toped enclosure that serves as our dinette table top.

Good idea! Any pictures?

I have an "N" scale layout that is 2 feet by 4 feet.

It is inside a glass toped enclosure that serves as our dinette table top.

I pack a Timesaver layout designed by John Allen when I travel. This can be quite challenging to someone who has never worked it before...:-)

In my new garage(next to the MH) I built a layout for my grandson and me. Measuring 24' long by 4' wide it displays all the trains and accessories I've collected over 40 years.

At 7x14 ft the layout is too big to take but I would take some small building project on the road.A small N scale might be feasible however.