Toy trains and steam engines - Iron horses
   

 


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Richard Whitney 2005 Contest Gold Medal Winner
Christian Roth 2005 Contest Silver Medal Winner
James Brenner 2005 Contest Bronze Medal Winner
Michele Fresh Pick
Pranav Pandya
Steven
Matheu Graston
Steve Dobner
Josep M. Gomez Forrellad Fresh Pick
Dave Austin Fresh Pick
Bruce Jones March Pick

 

  

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Model trains - Iron horses

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  analogdemo2    
 


Simple layout without automated controls. You can control the steam engine with the control board. Adjust the speed, change the switches, and use the detach devices to detach the carriages and then attach the goods wagons.    
 
analogdemo3


Huge layout based on the work of Michael Phillips. Thank you for it, Michael!
 
analogdemo4


Two trains control each other on this layout. You can see very interesting timing here, just watch how the trains move!
 
analogdemo5


A layout with some industrial topic. The goods wagon will be attached automatically, and another engine will pull them to the unload tracks.
 
digitaldemo1


The basics of digital control. You can see here how to work with loops when using digital control.
 
digitaldemo2


Four trains control each other on this layout with digital control.
 
Richard Whitney
 

2005 Contest Winner!      
         
  Christian Roth      
 

2005 Contest Silver Medalist      
         
  James Brenner      
 

2005 Contest Bronze Medalist      
         
  Michele (Italy)      
 

2005 Contest Participant      
         
  Michele - 2006      
 

Brand new layouts from Michele.

      
         
  Pranav Pandya      
 

2005 Contest Participant      
         
  Steven      
 

2005 Contest Participant

      
       
 

Matheu Graston

     
 

2005 Contest Participant

12 years of age from Billings, Missouri
His contest entry is based on his Model Railroad Layout of the Swiss Alps that he built last year. His layout uses nothing but the basic construction set.

      
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
       
Steve Dobner
 

2005 Contest Participant

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    Josep M. Gomez Forrellad        
   

Beautiful and huge layout collection from Josep M. Gomez Forrellad.

Beautiful means beautiful; huge means 40(!!!).

Joseph has shared his work with us to encourage all Rule the Rail! enthusiasts from over the world to spend more time with this great game and create such railworld gems.

You absolutely must not miss this. :)

        
             
    Dave Austin        
   

Two layouts in one pack from Dave.        
             
    Bruce Jones        
   

Four layouts from Bruce: simple and complex - take the ones you like.        
               
    Matt          
   

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    DocOc          
   

One layout from DocOc.        
    Bernd Schluze          
   

One layout from Bernd Schulze.        
    Alan T. Horwell          
   

One small layout from Alan T. Horwell.        
    Gerard C.          
   

         
    Leann Birch          
   

         
    BigWaschbaer          
   

         
    Sharif Ahmad          
   

         
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    Giuseppe          
   

         
    Roberto Molinaro          
   

         
    S. Hammer          
   

         
    S. Rodrigues          
   

       
    Ban Oliver          
   

         
    Szabo Feco          
   

         
    Muis          
   

         
               
               
               
     
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