N Scale Scenery

I have a wide network, but whenever I try and add a landscape, I get bored and stop. a layout of the 3x8 and my track is really the minimum radius that usually wait 12 wheel diesel now a days is on a rail. I do not want to continue to lose money on that to tear it back when I'm bored with it. What should I do or what have you done?

So, are you annoyed because you can not run the engine you want it or because of limitations? Why not turn a small motor you meet? You may need to switch to a system of point to point track, and "pretend" there is a long journey between the ends, then perform the operation at each end. Do you have a loop large enough to operate continuously, or a stop-and-go setup seem too boring? Or are both boring for you? A small problem with the 3x8 as the landscape does not change much in this small space, even for a distance of N. Have you considered a "modular" approach, which allow you to temporarily expand your 3x8 to include other modules, and you can then demolish them to store more easily? There are many clubs railway modular, using modules of 2x4 feet. You could do a bit of reach with your 3x8 in your room or anywhere you put it in place (or is it a problem, you can not put in place permanently, so you must maintain a minimum landscape for removal, bored?). Some people have a system available on board, around the border of their rooms to accommodate a larger setup as possible otherwise. You'll have to determine the installation program that may allow you more "excitement" in your hobby, if you want to continue. Sometimes, just being creative in the installation operations and be more interested. Naturally, model railroading takes a lot of space, and if you did not, it can be boring ... but if you love the hobby enough, you can find ways, from a small system point to point to a shelf setup, which will keep your interest for the long term, until you can get this ultimate configuration you want. I did not even place now for a 4x8 configuration (and I own my own home is just too full to have room right now). I can only help layout my club to perform operations. You may want to find a local club to join, to do the same thing. Good luck!
- The Gremlin Guy -
involved in HO, N, Lionel 0-27, G, some TT, and a small gauge Z.

Expand. The building is supposed to be the most fun part about it because if you have the space, the possibilities are endless. I would like to make enough room to build a network-wide No monster running 100 + cars of a train. It keep me busy for months and months .. lol

Eugene

Using what you may already be trying to incorporate you with topics of railroading as you like, whether a particular scene (whatever the nature or humans), building (s ), and / or layout of the track (ie, a bridge, tunnel, etc.). In this way, you will remain interested in what you do while building layout. Anyway, this is only thought. Good luck with your layout!

Do not get tangled up in one aspect. Decor today, tomorrow and the way the platform, painting the next day, the wiring of the next, etc. This helps prevent boredom and keep you from burning themselves on it.

I understand what you are going through.
It would be nice if you had room to expand - you?

Here is a link to the site of Kato-USA, where they offer follow-up plans for N-scale.
This may help to wake some creative juices.

Not at all ... I do this for several years now, and understand your feelings well. I had moments of frustration on my layout N-scale (2 ft tray around my room 10x12ft) ... I tore up sections as I realize that I made mistakes in design or unrealistic plans.

With your minimum space, I RE.