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You sure done your homework little dude. A few question please. Some of these are questions you're going to ask yourself anyway, if you haven't already. How long have you been studying Logging operations? Would you be intrested in links for logging operations and sawmills? Do you buy Timber Times? [url]http://www.timbertimes.com/[/url] Will your logging branch be a narrow gauge road? if so, will it interchange with a standard gauge railroad? Do you, or will you, have a sawmill operation with a log pond? If yes, how large and what era? How many loggs or car loads will the logging road produce? Is it enough to supply your busy sawmill or will the railroad pick up logs from another location? I'm building a micro layout, HOn30, with a logging theme. The locomotive is a Class A Vertical Boiler Climax. It will be a tiny operation and will be set in the late 1890's or early 1900's. The entire layout is 2 foot square and will occupy the inside of a 40" radius curve of a standard gauge railroad and as a view block. The micro layout is removable to allow access to service the curve and to operate off site.
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