Which "switch" maters
The book "101 track plans" has many plans for switching layouts. There are also some posts here on the forum. In the upper right corner of the forum's home page there is a line titled "Search this Forum." If you type in "switching layouts," it should find them for you.
A switching layout can be a nightmare if the switches (We call them "turnouts") don't work well. I strongly recommend you avoid Atlas "Snap Switch" turnouts. They are at the bottom of the quality scale. There is a current thread in the N-scale section about "major problems with Atlas turnouts that I suggest you read. Peco, or Micro Engineering turnouts would be much better choices. The files below explain these ideas more.
Traction Fan :smilie_daumenpos:
View attachment All AboutTurnouts rev 4.pdf
View attachment Improving Atlas turnouts pdf version.pdf
View attachment How I scratch build turnouts new(8).pdf
SN95HotRod;
The book "101 track plans" has many plans for switching layouts. There are also some posts here on the forum. In the upper right corner of the forum's home page there is a line titled "Search this Forum." If you type in "switching layouts," it should find them for you.
A switching layout can be a nightmare if the switches (We call them "turnouts") don't work well. I strongly recommend you avoid Atlas "Snap Switch" turnouts. They are at the bottom of the quality scale. There is a current thread in the N-scale section about "major problems with Atlas turnouts that I suggest you read. Peco, or Micro Engineering turnouts would be much better choices. The files below explain these ideas more.
Traction Fan :smilie_daumenpos:
View attachment All AboutTurnouts rev 4.pdf
View attachment Improving Atlas turnouts pdf version.pdf
View attachment How I scratch build turnouts new(8).pdf