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Nice scene, Don. Loved the story, too.:D

Nice job, Rich! :thumb:

Welcome to The Gauge, Becky.:wave: You're layout looks good; there's plenty of room for buildings and scenery.

Wow, I used to have a drafting table like that at work. It did look like it would be a good size for a layout. ;) The layout looks great. Super job! :thumb:

LOL! Good one, Bob. :thumb:

Indeed it is.:D

Looks great, Bob. :thumb:

That would make a nice layout. If you model Mobile, you could have banana trains going back north, too. I have a Micro-Trains Mobile and Ohio banana car. Hmmmm...

Very nice work, Dan! :thumb:

My prayers are with you and your family, Mike.

Adding another foot... I added another foot to make the layout 3' X 5'. This will allow for adding the truss bridge in the front and a double-ended siding in the back. The siding can be used for staging and to hold an extra train for when the in-laws come by and want to "see something else...

Very nice work on those skeleton cars, Gerd! :thumb:

Hmmm. That's a good idea. Thanks, Russ!:wave:

Okay, here's an update. I relocated the interchange to use the right leg of the loop and lengthened the wharf track. I'm still working on the removable fiddle yard, which will probably be attached next to the wharf. The "yard" area will probably have some more industries, too, which I'm still...

Very nice picture, Drew. :thumb:

Thanks for the comments, Tileguy, Drew, Will, and Russ.:wave: Tileguy, I like the idea of a removable fiddle yard and will work one into the plan. Russ, the link and pin couplers would definitely be appropriate, but I don't know how practical that would be in N scale.:confused:

Here is a plan I drew up for a 3'X4' N Scale layout. It is loosely based on the Pensacola and Perdido railroad in the late 1800's. Basically, timber is hauled from the logging camp to the sawmill, and finished lumber is then hauled to the wharf for loading onto ships. Since the motive power...

Looks great, Tyson!

Nice work, Pete!

I'm praying for them.