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Dinner time! Chloe, I´ll go for a steak dinner with all the works, and a Ray-sized cookie to finish it off! Played a little with that track plan this afternoon, introducing some minor changes, like adding a track to Kenville yard and a crossover on the mountain part. If I only had the means to build something like it. This would be my layout for watching big steam hauling long trains, snaking slowly through some spectacular scenery! <img src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/KensLayout4.jpg" style="max-width: 550px;" border="0" /> I also learned a lesson. Those two "operators" are just about the right size, especially when considering the fact that most of us don´t walk down Slim Gage´s way [:-^] . Those 2ft. minimum aisle width is not big enough to feel comfortable working on or operating a layout! I´d say that 3 ft. is the minimum... Garry - congratulations on having your picture featured in the January 2011 MR Trackside Photo section! Ray - I am with you on that coffee issue - I like it plain, hot, no sugar, just a bit of milk - no flavoring, no macchiatos, only an espresso dopio e una Grappa after a nice Italian meal! Ken - drop me a line if you want to have the RTS file to play with. I´ll be calling it a day now - see you all next month in Sacramento, Ca., should the move take us there!
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