A short information about the author, the SCARM railway layout software and the purpose of this blog. For those, who are unfamiliar with SCARM, read this first. [>>>] 
Read this if you want to temporarily prevent potential automatic join between the tracks in SCARM. [>>>] 
See one interesting fictional display layout about a future mining colony on the planet Mars, designed in SCARM by David Boxall. [>>>] 
Read this if you are a Tri-ang fan and want to use SCARM for planning a layout with discontinued TT-scale tracks. Download the two preliminary Tri-ang libraries and test them. [>>>] 
Read this QuickTip to see how to select the desired joining place when more than one joining points are available. [>>>] 
If you want to use a high quality turntable in your O-scale track plan, take look at the products of Millhouse River Studio and download the SCARM library file from this post. [>>>] 
Watch the video tutorial #9 about how to create ramps and slopes on the tracks in SCARM layouts, created and narrated by Ruud Boer. [>>>] 
Read this article if you wonder how to create baseboard/workbench shape with round (curved) borders in SCARM. [>>>] 
Watch the video tutorial #8 about how to use the flex tracks in large SCARM layouts, created and narrated by Ruud Boer. [>>>] 
See the video tutorial #7 about how to use the flex tracks in SCARM, created and narrated by Ruud Boer. [>>>] 
See these proposals for O scale Christmas layouts, suitable to be assembled around the Xmas tree, placed in some of the room corners. [>>>]