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When is too big? When... ...you have an O scal replica of Sturruca Viaduct and say "yeah-it's nice, but check this out" ...you put railway paintings around the walls of your train room and bankrupted tracksideprints.com ...when the answer to "why are the world's forests dissapearing???" is "my bencwork" ...you are a common carrier, of nothing ...your transformer requires its own air conditioning unit to keep from overheating ...your railroads "Standard Book of Drawings" comes in 18 leatherbound volumes of 500 pages each ...you used your FRA granted imminent domain status to move into your living room (oh yeah--you live in the train room anyway) ...your dispatiching software requires more computing capability than the space shuttle has ...you recieve EDA grants to improve your layout because your train room has its own snack stand and train store ...most people think that the solar panels on top of your house are for heating, although they are really just for the turntable motor ...the rest of the power for the layout comes from the nuclear power plant in your back yard ...Union Pacific built a branch line to your house and now has the "crazy recluse" local three times a week ...you are reading these and thinking "maybe my layout is too large" Hope you got some laughs, Daniel
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