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Rob, Generally there is "growth" in sophistication of track planning. That may sound a little snobbish, but over time you will discover that what you initially thought was terrific, in the end, turns out to be rejected. Another fun thing you can do is to take that part of the track plan you really like, and use it in a suitable area, then find another area in another track plan (probably have to modify it a bit) and add it on to your plan. Continue this process until you have your own layout. Then when while you are building your layout, don't be surprised if you modify the plan yet again.
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