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The Facts: <ul><li> I selecected a layout that is perfect for myself and my family. (Cripple Creek from MRR) </li><li>I have purchased all the flex track, turnouts, and cork board needed for this project</li><li>I have allocated the space for our layout</li></ul> The Problem I went to buy the lumber for my bench work and realized for 18 bucks more I could build 2 8X4 tables (the ones listed in the MRR magazine). So I did! Now the C.H.O. (Chief of Household Operations) has not scrambled fighters, lowered the DEFCON status, or other wise flown over the coo-coo's nest. My side of the garage is my side[:D] The Question Do I go with an 8x8 or a 16x4? The 16x4 would give me lots of space to do some new things to the Cripple Creek layout we have selected. I actually wanted to build Turtle Creek as well! The turns will be terrible. An 8x8 would allow me the uber 33 inch turns with double tracks and allow me to run my C&NW passenger trains. I could also model my home town and neighboring towns on the other sides, but I be wasting a lot of space in the middle. I need help. I am running digitrax DCC with Kadee Couplers / Magnets. Thank you, C&NW-Andrew
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