Bay Junction was a project railroad for the editors of Model Railroaders in the early 2010s. Track plans and videos for that project are linked to below.
Bay Junction video series
Building Bay Junction: Part 5 (Unavailable at this time)
Building Bay Junction: Part 10
Building Bay Junction: Part 11
Building Bay Junction: Part 12
Building Bay Junction: Part 13
Building Bay Junction: Part 14
Building Bay Junction: Part 15
Building Bay Junction: Part 16
Building Bay Junction: Part 17
Building Bay Junction: Part 18
Building Bay Junction: Part 19
Building Bay Junction: Part 20
Building Bay Junction: Part 21
Building Bay Junction: Part 22 (final episode)
Can you please fix the links for this? I would really like to see it.
Links updated. Sorry about that. -Steve
Why advertise this when all you offer is “Error 404”. Glad I paid the $82.00!
I would like to see more of the MR&T Layout. How about a tour of the Layout
It would be cool if the MR&T track plan was updated to show this project and other projects that have changed the layout like the mining branch.
Found this series through "User submitted videos". Watched them all and learned a lot. Well worth the viewing time!
I Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just watched the whole series and quite enjoyed all the episodes. A lot of useable information on various techniques and procedures. thanks!
Excellent series. Now, where's the DVD?
If this were N-Scale, I would totally freak out. Still impressive in HO though.
This is the future of the print media, combine printed articles with video coverage….more of this is a must. Excelent series…keep'em coming. More Cody's office, more product reviews..videos of every how to article…..
I watched all the videos, I seggest you do the same.
A great series. This and the WSOR Troy projects are inspiring my new layout. Just wish I had a bigger room.
Wonderful stuff. It gave me some interesting ideas for my n scale plan where I will have an interchange yard with one of my friend's protolanced roads. I also enjoyed David's n scale switching artilces from his layout, too. Good stuff.
Great job looks very nice. Thank you for the video series.
I have to go with Edward. When I click on video 14 or 15 it keeps playing video 13. Great videos non the less!!
Thanks for all of your fine ideas…. I have will use most if not all of them on my own layout…..BTW, i love the "patch" job on the MP-15ac.
Oooops, the link to Video Part 15 is actually playing Part 13
i love you vids i hope when i get my layout going it is as good as that
Absolutely awesome guys! 'Nuff said.
Thanks for including the shadow box interior details. I never thought about a window display (from the Suit Yourself shop) before. Since my N layout is at eye level, I am always looking to enhance interiors. Thanks Steve!!
I loved your videos. what I like best and the same with sume of the pitchers in your magazine is that you step back and show the hole layout as if you are there,keep up the great work
Thank you for a great video series that are great to US arm chair railroads out here, and a very good planing use too.
Great magazine. Great video series. Cant wait to see next video and Feb 2011 copy of magazine. Already working on building Bay Junction in " N " scale. A few adustments will have to be made. LOL
I have to say the same thing out here in the land of sunshine things are a lot cleaner. I have done the inda ink wash etc. and it's too much. I Light wash with some sand color and a little dusting with the airbrush do wonders.
To MICHAEL ROBERTS from ARIZONA : Not everything has to be weathered. Around where I live, active companies in the food industry keep their buildings spotless, inside and out. This means having a crew wash the outside of the building once a month. It promotes to the general public that the company believes in keeping their surrounds clean and their food product safe to eat.
Awesome job guys…keep up the great work.
The greatest value of this article to me, is seeing what has been written put into logical steps of physical action.It is also great to listen to the various minor problems encountered and how these have been overcome.I look forward eagerly to future editions of M.R.where your articles become animated and so meaningful.Keep up the great work.