Inglenook Shunting Puzzle Layout

This Inglenook Shunting Puzzle Layout
was built to test and demonstrate new
muscle wire switch machine designs. It was built in 3 weeks using
Atlas N Scale Code 55 track. Muscle wire can create slow and gentle
movement. As we move rolling stock around,
note how quiet the turnouts switch. I hope to share more about these
muscle wire switch machines soon!
Anyway, no voice over or music today.
Enjoy watching this Broadway Limited Imports
N Scale EMD SW7 with Paragon4 Sound!

[@RackwitzG]

Inglenooks are perfect for a layout which you can play with instead of just watching trains run when little space is available. ATM I'm building one to fit in a Ukulele case (Baritone) in N-Scale. I was looking for ideas for scenery and stopped by here. Going digital is nice. You did a good job with your layout.

[@CAP1MAN]

this sounds amazing with headphones cranked up

[@edgein7892]

Nice layout.
Although code 55 looks great I still stick to regular track myself, sometimes older models can have flanges just a bit too big for this kind of track.
Would cost me a fortune to change out all the wheels 😄

[@mysticrailroad]

awesome switching! I love that simple layout :)

[@davestrains6816]

Loved the video, thanks for sharing. Dave

[@aaamodeltrainsandplanes3774]

Is this guy still around we need updates

[@tomt9543]

Liked everything about this video except that sound! Sharp, shrill and annoying on the video, although it might be great in person! Great little layout! N-Scale has certainly come a long way in the last 25 years!