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Unless I want to compromise train length there isn't an easy way to have a passing siding. But the yard lead / arrival / departure track could serve as a siding if needed. Double-track would introduce wiring complications as I'm still using DC. And if I went single-track I'd have a lot less track to buy which is a big +++ in my book. My layout is going to be 4'x20' when done so 20"-22" curves is the most I can have. I'd love to have 30" curves but my layout is WAY too narrow for that. My next layout will have wider curves for sure. Even when my layout is CGW in 1968 there would still be 6-axles (SD40s) I'll consider your advice. It would be nice to not have to have area that are off-limits to the big diesels.
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