For those working in the N scale, there’s now an easy way of observing your project as the train driver would see it: [Vassily98] managed to squeeze a wireless camera into an N-scale railcar.

Removing the turntable and it’s requisite parts made plenty of room for the N-scale railroad (that’s really small stuff!). An Arduino with a motor shield drives the train around the loop.

Over nearly 40 years I've built seven train layouts. I started out with N scale, then discovered large scale trains. I've built both indoor and outdoor large scale layouts over the years.

The faithful reproduction of the test train for the Chuo Shinkansen Line will soon hit the market under the popular N gauge scale standard. The model will boast magnetic force to raise the train ...