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Hey guys, ive been away for a while but know im back.....HORRAY lol.=() Anyway you guys and ladies have always been very helpfull so im going to ask for some more advise. I have my table almost finished. im about just less then half built with the table to be honest. anyway, i am so confused!!! For the last months and months and months you guys will remember that i am having so much trouble selecting a trackplan ect. so here it comes..the questions, please just give any advise you got! I am debating a Ladder yard or a standard yard (only entry form one side, for storeing cars). I like a ladder yard but it naturally costs twice as much as a standard yard. I do not make much money and i am wondering about a few things, what are pros and cons of each yard type? Also does anybody know where to find that 3x5 n scale layout from a MR issue a few months back. I bought the issue and know i cant find it lol. It was a layout of those green and orange schemed trains (im not yet familiar with the company colours). It was basically a loop with a yard in it. My switches are going to need to divert power to ONLY one side of the switch, would i use insulfrog? I am going to make a pond so if i use a foam base to my board can i still nail and roadbed? also what are pros and cons of foam? My table is about 4x5 to 3x5 with a tiny L piece of one end thats about 1 foot square. I am new at this but i dont want a boring layout. I am willing to try new things but as one member of this forum put it, i have a sort of "solderphobia" lol. im just not game to try it. any advise or plans for a new layout would be greatly appreciated. MANY THANKS!! Pavariangoo[:)]
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