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QUOTE: Originally posted by daan You don't neccesarely have to crawl across your layout. If you make hitches on tactfull places, you can make a plate with houses on it, which you can lift away, when you need acces to that "unreachable" place on your layout. With that you can keep your overall dimensions intact and still have acces to every place of the layout. (But if you didn't think of the possibility, knowing it now is a bit late I guess..[B)])
QUOTE: Originally posted by Big_Boy_4005 Shame on you Jack.[;)] Leaving access is the first rule of layout design!!! I sacrificed at least 30% of my square footage to aisle space. I realize that I have a lot of space, but I always design that way. I still hold to that even when designing for small spaces, just ask ChiefEagles. A 4' reach is my standard when designing, though sometimes it becomes necessary to go beyond that limit, I try to hold to it. I don't like climbing or crawling, or even ducking if I don't have to. We all want to get the most railroad into the space we have, but the people need to come FIRST!!! [swg]
QUOTE: Originally posted by vitabile Jack: As we say in the software development business: To err is human; To really foul things up requires a computer Tony
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