Unboxing my n gauge boxfile shunting layouts

Two n-gauge shunting layouts, stored in a box file:
'Filingnook' - a simple Inglenook-style board!
'Boxfield Industries' - a more versatile arrangement.
Update (December 2023):
Filingnook is now 'Inglebook' - cunningly folding out from an old Guinness Book of Records: • Guinness Book of Recor...
Boxfield Industries is currently being remodelled as 'Boxfield Wharf'. I've now replaced the bad ballasting (my first attempt) with more inset rails. I will also replace the Minitrix points with Peco ones (to avoid the need to holes for the levers).
My other n gauge videos:
• N gauge railway

[@edgein7892]

Boxfiled looks good, nice runaround.
Looks tempting to expand it a few feet in my eyes 😄

[@andrewmasters5020]

Thanks. I've started rebuilding Boxfield in an old Atlas, as a canal wharf. Same design, but better location.

[@mitsu7909]

This really good idea.

[@mitsu7909]

How much is the measurements 😮??
Me make on a table 20 84 cm
This sims so little
An box measurements??? 😮
Orety idea for inglenook

[@andrewmasters5020]

The box file is 38 x 24 cm. This means Filingnook was about 70 cm, and Boxfield was about 1m.
My latest project (Inglebook) is smaller (link in the description).

[@mitsu7909]

@@andrewmasters5020 iam watching inglenook. Genius

[@mitsu7909]

​@@andrewmasters5020the turnouts on boxfield are so small .
Are the PECO ST5 reference ???

[@andrewmasters5020]

@@mitsu7909 these are Minitrix, but I will use Peco ST-5 when I rebuild this layout. I use Peco ST-5/6 for my other layouts.