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Welll, you could always lay the scenery first, then try to lay your track, find you'll have to move scenery, finally get the track in place, run a few trains and find the track is wrong. find out yuou have to move scenery to adjust the track, touch up the area that had track before to make it look right. then after all that finally have a decent layout. <br /> <br />Or you could lay the track, work out all it's bugs, then start adding scenery and have a great looking layout in a third of the time. <br /> <br />Jay.
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