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Daryl Kruse’s N scale layout models the modern-era Union Pacific Geneva Subdivision in northern Illinois. A couple of the detailed scenes on Daryl’s model railroad include Proviso Yard and a Mississippi River crossing.
What’s coming in spring of 2013? Anyhow, one of the best layouts I’ve seen!
good to see Old Daryl back I subscribed to his channel on YouTube.
Love the reflection of the train in the “water” under the bridge. It sure adds to the authentic look of the model.
I was hoping to see action at Rochelle. The track plan looks very neat in the Sep 2016 issue.
I lived in Clinton Iowa where the bridge crosses the Mississippi River for 30 years. Great job on the bridge, it looks like the real one and the highway bridge on the backdrop works out great. My layout is going to include what was the Chemplex Plastic plant , now Equistar, where I worked for 20 years. Overall a great layout.
Two opposing trans meeting in an S curve is poetry in motion. Nicely done, thanks.
Fabulous look at a fabulous layout! More n-scale please!
Amazing Layout. Wish it was in the track plan database though.
That was awesome watching the train meeting on the S curve! And finally some decent music!
No Problem with 5 star rating on this one…SUPER
That was terrific, I am going to build a new layout, I hope I come close to The Geneva Subdivision.
I think the long trains are great and super scenery.
Great lay-out–where did you get the vehicles that are on the lay-out? Most the vehicles that I see in the Walthers catalog are earlier than 1980. Thanks.
I saw a video of this on Youtube the link is Geneva Sub on Youtube
Awesome. Amazing detail
fantastic
I love the bridge. Incredible and an outstanding layout.
Man, good video. Who's the music played by? Really liked it. Railroad was pretty neat too.
From an N Scaler, great job! Let's see more!
Although I am planning and building in HO, the more I see layouts like this in N scale the more I am tempted to switch. Great layout and so well presented.
An amazing modern era layout. Excellent work.
I am looking for someone to send pictures to of my new track layout to for comments on wether it has merit our how it should be revised or how to proceed with bldgs. & landscapeing. This my first try at a track plan and I would like to move on. I guess I need a little mentoring.
Thanks.
Sterry Vander Meer
picboy17@gmail.com
Thomas Meleck, it is left hand running because this is the old Chicago & Northwestern track, and they ran their trains left-hand side. Most other railroads were right-hand sided. Since it was already in place, and perhaps because of the cost of re-doing everything to match the Union Pacific's right-hand lines elsewhere in their system, it has for now remained as it was under the C&NW, which the U.P, bought out some years ago.
Well I *AM* an N scale guy and I'm glad to see MR showcase more great layouts in our scale!
This layout puts you right at trackside…….very,very well done!!