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Thanks, Craig, I missed your comments earlier. Maybe all the reading did some good. Ken, You are right the two upper most lines are the mainline and the line in to staging. Chip, I think I see what you mean on the penninsula, I'll try to move the spur to within the passing siding, if there is room. As far as the spurs on the left side, the one in between the mains (where they are spread pretty far apart) was meant to immitate a spur off of the main in Vail. It is used mostly for MOW stuff. I hope to do a little vignette of Vail (known as the town between the tracks) although I think all that's there is a church and a feed store in that corner. I'm thinking of trying to scratchbuild our house and but it in the neighborhood, although it's really four miles or so (but we can hear the trains!) As far as the other spur I was figuring on using the passing track to run around, in real life it's dual track main separated by several hundred yards. I'll look at it again, though. Thanks for all your comments!
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