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Branch line or main line ?
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I need some help. I am in the planning stages of a new model railroad that I hope to build in a shed next summer. I like branch lines but I also enjoy mainline streamliners and freight. I do not know if I have enough room to model both and have enough for staging. if I model a branch i wnat to model a stub-terminal. my main fear of modeling a mainline is that the operation will be to much to handle by myself. now mabey a main with 1 local freight in each direction, 2 mainline freights in each diection, 1 local passenger in each direction, and 1 streamliner in each direction. the problem with a branch is ther are only a couple locals to operate. my shed will be no larger than 18x18. any suggestions ? <br /> <br />Alex in the sooner state[:I][8D][:D][:)][:p][;)][8)][^][?]
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