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Here is what I have surmised. People have done layouts in the shed. People don't leave their engines in the shed but store them inside the house. Use material for your benchwork that won't be affected by humidity, such as a foam top. I would take a structure you have that you don't care about and put it in the shed and see what happens to it, if anything. Maybe get a large fan to run when you are working and operating the layout. And a small budget heater for the winter. Gap your tracks to allow for some contraction and expansion. And as one guy said, here I believe, be aware of bugs. Maybe the occassional mouse....lol.
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