Atlas N Scale Code 55 #5 Right Turnout – ATL2051
Atlas N Scale Code 55 #5 Right Turnout – ATL2051
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Atlas N Scale Code 55 #5 Right Turnout – ATL2051 provides compact #5 right-hand turnout geometry for building realistic sidings, yards, industrial tracks and other branching routes on an N scale model railroad. Part of the highly detailed Atlas N Scale Code 55 track system, this turnout features fine nickel silver rail with simulated brown wood ties for a more prototypical track appearance.
The #5 turnout geometry offers a useful balance between compact track planning and a gradual diverging route, making ATL2051 a versatile choice for modelers building space-conscious yards, sidings and switching areas while maintaining the refined appearance of Code 55 rail.
#5 Right-Hand Turnout Geometry
ATL2051 is a #5 right-hand turnout. When approaching the turnout from the single-track end, one route continues through the turnout while the diverging route branches toward the right.
The #5 geometry makes this turnout particularly useful where layout space is more limited than locations suited to broader #6 or #8 turnout geometry.
Where to Use a #5 Turnout
The compact yet practical geometry of a #5 turnout makes ATL2051 useful throughout many areas of an N scale railroad, including:
- Freight yards
- Industrial spurs
- Passing sidings
- Engine facility tracks
- Staging yards
- Branching routes
- Compact switching areas
- Locations where layout space is limited
Atlas N Scale Code 55 Track
Atlas Code 55 is designed for model railroaders seeking a finer and more prototypical N scale track appearance. The system features fine nickel silver rail and simulated brown wood ties for realistic-looking trackwork.
The complete Atlas N Scale Code 55 track line includes flex track, turnouts, curved track, straight track and crossings, giving modelers a versatile system for constructing complete N scale track plans.
Fine Code 55 Nickel Silver Rail
The lower-profile Code 55 nickel silver rail provides a finer appearance that more closely represents prototype railroad rail when viewed in N scale.
This makes Atlas Code 55 particularly attractive for highly detailed layouts where realistic track proportions are an important part of the finished railroad.
Simulated Brown Wood Ties
Atlas pairs its fine nickel silver rail with simulated brown wood ties, providing a realistic foundation for additional track detailing, weathering and ballast.
Once installed, the turnout can be integrated with surrounding Code 55 track and finished with ballast and weathering to create a realistic railroad right-of-way.
#5 Turnout vs. Broader Turnout Geometry
Turnout numbers describe the geometry through the frog and diverging route. In general, higher turnout numbers provide a more gradual divergence but require additional layout space.
A #5 turnout provides more compact geometry than broader #6 or #8 designs, making it especially useful for yards, industrial areas and other locations where efficient use of layout space is important.
Atlas N Scale Code 55 #5 Right Turnout Features
- N Scale
- Code 55 rail
- #5 turnout geometry
- Right-hand configuration
- Fine nickel silver rail
- Simulated brown wood ties
- Compact turnout geometry
- Ideal for yards, sidings and industrial trackwork
- Useful for space-conscious N scale track plans
- Part of the complete Atlas N Scale Code 55 track system
- Atlas manufacturer item number 2051
- Fusion Scale Hobbies SKU ATL2051
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