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The basement in my old house was a haven for the cat. It had 'tunnels' through all the junk, and hiding places where it would hide for hours if disturbed by the younger members of the family. But the problem was that my layout was in the basement, and it lined the wall with the windows, where the warm sun beamed through to contrast the damp cool air of the basement. So the cat often hopped up onto my layout to have a sun bath, wreaking havoc in the miniature towns, destroying trees, telephone poles, and squishing (or snapping) innocent plastic people. If I ever found the culprit on my layout, I would hiss loudly and scare it away. It seemed to work, because in the last while before we moved, it didn't go on it very much at all.
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