Colleywood / Maryville Junction (CMJ),
is a model railroad 4 x 8 foot N-scale DCC layout set in the mid-50's in
a fictional place located in the Kettle Moraine area of southern Wisconsin.
Click on the images below for enlarged versions and
witness the weather change during a typical day.
Radio Trains' New Release for 2021
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRACKS
Colleywood / Maryville Junction from another side.
All of my previous videos of this layout have been filmed from the front
side, with the layout's back side against the wall. Well, I've "turned the
table" ... here's a look at CMJ from the other side of the tracks!
Introducing Our New Winter
Layout
WINTERGREEN JUNCTION
Wintergreen
Junction (2019)
Wintergreen Junction: 2020
Wintergreen Junction is set in a fictional place located somewhere
in the great white north near the arctic and is snow covered nearly year
round. This new 3x3 ft. N scale DC layout was created very quickly between
Thanksgiving and Christmas in 2019. Although unfinished and somewhat barren
(ran out of time), it continued to evolve during 2020.Wintergreen Junction:
2020 reveals all of these additions including 6 new structures, 75 additional
trees and interior lighting of the all the buildings. Still unfinished with
more to come in 21!
Colleywood / Maryville Junction
A DAY IN THE LIFE
Colleywood / Maryville Junction -
"A Day In The Life" is a eight part video series depicting
a typical day in the life of CMJ in October of 1965. See the layout in operation
from daybreak to evening, imagining a typical day at the junction.To view
the entire series in sequence, start with Episode 1 one (above) or watch
this playlist
on YouTube.
The Back Story
CREATING THE LAYOUT
Colleywood / Maryville Junction
is designed for simplicity, to prove that DCC does not require all of the
intricate wiring the experts say is necessary for proper operations. This
layout is powered by one single DCC feeder connection. It contains
4 main lines, 43 turnouts, 2 Auto Reverse Loops and effectively runs four
different multi-locomotive consists, plus yard switching simultaneously.
For the complete story, watch below.