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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by vaiomega1 I've noticed over the years that nobody seems to model the south, especially florida. Even people who live there don't base the layouts they build on the local terrain. [/quote] I lived in Florida for about 1 year a long time ago, in the Delray Beach / Boca Raton / Ft. Lauderdale area. In my limited experience of Florida life, my impression of railroading in Florida was the main line of the F.E.C. running along I-95 or the Dixie Hwy. Lots of grade crossings. Very long freights. No industries, few sidings (that I noticed back then anyway), nothing but through trains (never saw a train stop once), and dead flat of course - the best vantage points for almost anything were the highway overpasses. Not exactly the most exciting railroad geography to model, but I guess it would make a good N-Trak module or two [:D]
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