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Darren, this may be just my taste for simple configurations, but that last concept of yours looks a little too much of a Swiss cheese with lots of holes (i.e. tunnels) to me. It is one of those layouts, where a train disappears in a "hole", then just miraculously appears from another one, one you did not expect that to happen. Could be that I missed that info in your previous posts, but how many trains do you plan to run simultaneously by how many operators. Will the focus be on seeing trains run through the mountain scenery you envision, or will it also be operation, switching etc...? What I am trying to point at is the simplicity of the N scale UP Oakville Sub layout featured in the July 2012 issue of MR. Now you don´t have that much room, but the basic idea is certainly adaptable to your space.
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