Want to build a model train layout but have limited space? Our list of model railroad layouts for small spaces will help fix that!

One of the easiest and best ways to get started in model railroading is with a 4x8 train layout in HO scale. Get some track planning ideas here.

It's amazing how much you could fit in N scale layouts 2x4. If you have the patience and dexterity, you could come up with truly amazing creations.

Which small scale model train should you start with? Read on to find out which one is right for you!

Model train layouts come in different shapes and sizes, and here we present to you a few model train layouts that are as small as coffee tables. These are excellent examples for anyone who plans to build a train layout, but is trying to make it as small as possible in order to save space at home.

Incredible collection of N Scale Layouts 4x8 including mountains, urban city scenery and even a helix track shaped 4x8 layout.

The Model Railroad Club on Instagram: "Nothing like the Pennsy rolling around the n scale. This train features some custom loads as well. #trains #modeltrain #modelrailroad #railroad #scenery #nScale #layout #trainclub #themodelrailroadclub"

N scale model train layouts are among the most popular layout plan among serious hobbyists including 2x4, 3x6 and other compact dimensions.

The Model Railroad Club on Instagram: "A B&O passenger train rolls through the Overstair section of the N scale layout. It's called Overstair since it's over the club's stairs! #trains #modeltrain #modelrailroad #railroad #scenery #nScale #layout #trainclub #themodelrailroadclub"

Southern Pacific Lines N Scale on Instagram: "First layout run in 6 months Santa Fe Super Chief.. #trains #modeltrains #modelrailroader #nscale #model #modelrailway #trippyfilters #facebookreels #facebookreelsviral"