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I don´t even open emails from sources I don´t know - I immediately delete them. My communication to the "outside world" is thankfully limited, so I know the people who I can trust. I did a little more research on the narrow gauge lines in CO and NM, which resulted in a relocation of the planned layout to New Mexiko. The layout, with a few minor adjustments, is now loosely based on the town of Embudo on the "Chili Line" from Antonito to Santa Fe. The station sports a turntable, water and coal facilities, as well as the stock yard. Here ends the list of prototypical elements.  The Chili Line was actually the home of my little T-12, where this class was pulling passenger trains until 1938. # 169 is on display in Alamosa since 1941. I start to like this layout idea. <img src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/DampRGWEmbudoNM_zps923168a2.jpg" alt=" " />
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