I notice he used distributed power.
Coming next, a DNA spiral with trains pretending to be chromosomes (for those with railroading in their bones…)
Chuck (modeling Central Japan in September, 1964 - with helices, not spirals)
By my estimate that inner loop looks like it’s about a 14" radius. Once again the laws of helix have been broken.
Looks like a roundy-round on steroids.
Switching might prove to be difficult.
Except that he has motive power distributed throughout the train. If he had all the locos at the front, I doubt it would work.
Steve S
Comments:
- I am impressed that he was able to accomplish this using sectional track.
- I am doubly impressed that he was able to get the trains to exactly fit.
- I would not have the patience to correctly seat all of those cars on curved track.