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Steve, the layout is basically a shelf layout, a little over 10´6" long and 19" wide. There is a leg sticking out, making it into a T-shaped layout. That leg will have to be removed, when the layout is not in operation. On the right side is an extension which will be the staging. This is also removable, as it in front of the windows of this room. I don´t have a separate train room, so my layout shares the space with my office, guest room and laundry room. Here is the latest edition of my track plan: <img src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/KegHarbor_zpsc88d8a10.jpg" alt=" " /> I am using an old version of WinRail for my track planning exercises. As it is about 10 years old now, its library does not contain all the recent additions. It does include Peco´s On30 track, though, that´s why I went for them. Right now I am struggling with constructing the benchwork, for which I need the help of a friend, who is not available at the moment. So that will have to wait for some more time. Once I have started on building the layout, I will open a thread in the layouts section on the construction. If you are looking for some inspiration, take a look <a href="http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=31734&whichpage=1" target="_blank">here</a> . I´s 100 pages, loaded with info on h2do things!
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