Buying an n gauge layout

[dannyboy]

I can thoroughly endorse Kato Unitrack. Some people think it is too 'model train set' like and is a bit 'plasticky'. Unitrack is easy to adapt and disguise. If you are thinking of going down this route, have a look at -
www.fiferhobby.com
there are a lot of videos there to show you how Unitrack works and can be used. (Also recommend Train Trax).

[kernowwasp]

Thank you dannyboy I will check it out

[Gizzy]

Another vote here for Kato track. I'm a fan of Swiss railways and especially the Rhatian Railway. Kato have started to bring out some great models of the RhB trains over the last few years, and I've really been taken by their kit!

I also mentioned that I am having a base-board made, due to time constraints, and I've just ordered a bespoke one from Classic Baseboards, local to me in Cambridge, www.classicbaseboards.co.uk for my layout....

[Lawrence]

I mentioned gumtree earlier and taking a stab at your location from your name, I found this
https://www.gumtree.com/p/hobbies-collectibles/n-gauge-model-railway-layout-with-lighting./1320677554

Not suggesting you buy, just that you might like to check it out