| Last updated on March 22, 2024
In this article, get step-by-step instructions for adapting a toy train track plan to a different type of track and an illustrated glossary of track planning terms.
In this article, which originally appeared in the September 2011 issue of Classic Toy Trains, CTT’s Kent Johnson demonstrates how to adapt a track plan from one type of track to another. His example: the Reader’s Choice Railroad, adapted from Lionel O to Lionel FasTrack. Learn the steps for adapting your plan and find an illustrated glossary of track planning terms to help you with your own track planning projects as well as interpreting CTT’s track plan of the month.
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I have converted layouts from one track style to another, changed minimum radius etc using RR Track software. Great way to do it. I even converted the most recent "Magic Mountain " layout 9/13 from Fastrack to Super-O using a minimum of cut sections using 99% factory sections and adapted it from a 1 way to a bidirectional layout
John,
We have not done any Standard gauge track plans.
Walt, contact our customer service section at 1-800-533-6655. They may be able to help you resolve the issue. I just tried to open it, and it worked fine.
Are there any standard gauge layout articles?
great article.
cannot open the pdf file for the track plans