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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by SandyR There's a third way to look at it: a railfan's railroad, where you just sit and watch the train(s) go by. That's my approach. SandyR [/quote] I agree. I'm just having one big loop. I don't care where those loads came from, or where they're going either. They're just on a train going past. I might build a coal mine loading tower (called 'bins'here), but only cause I want the challenge of doing it, not because I need it to make my railway historically or economically complete. There are billions of miles of railway in the world that don't have stations or sidings. It's just main line going from one place to another, passing through scenery on the way. That's what I like to model and the best thing is you can run any type train on it and it looks OK. On the subject of building made from pottery raised by Capt Carrales, there's a good example in Australia ( see photo 2) http://www.users.bigpond.com/huntergpmj/gregs/BuildingsGall.htm Some one here in NZ was making people from them and they looked OK too. Glen Anthony.
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