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Lunchtime! Flo, steak, baked potato & salad, please. Add a mug of coffee. A drab day. It´s been raining endlessly the past days. On Friday we had slurry with it, making the roads slippery. Winter shows its bad face this year, making me feel "lonely and blue". With that new loco hopefully showing up soon, I thought I need to give it a place to run. My shelf layout is good for those EMUs, but not for a hard working Hudson pulling a 6-car excursion train. I still have that old hollow core door up in the attic, so I toyed with some ideas on how to make good use of that for a layout base. I still don´t know where to store a "real" layout without getting more than just a frown from Petra. If I put it on casters and move it out of the way whenever the room needs to be free of it - maybe that could be a way. Here is my first rough idea: <img src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/ENTWURFh.jpg" style="max-width: 550px;" border="0" /> It is a "double-face" layout with two different scenes. One is a suburb station, and the other one a mountain scene. Both scenes are clearly separated by backdrops employed a scenic dividers. I am not fully happy with it, but it is a starting point for more thoughts. Jeff - I do care about how you feel! Hope you are better today! Have a good one!
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