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If you are putting your layout on saw horses, instead of built-in legs, you would probably only have two saw horses for a 4x6. They would be 4 feet wide, and the crossbar would contact the underside of the table about 1 foot in from each end of the table. It would probably be easier to put 4 legs on the layout, both in real life, and in the drawing... I would again point you to "railway bob's" excellent how-to: http://www.railwaybob.com/Modules/ModuleConstruction/ModConstr01.htm - If you go "up" one level (click on "Index" at the top of the page), you will find two links to building legs - one from wood (click on "Legs"), and one from ABS plumbing (click "ABS"). Andrew
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