Lion L 226E posted:Congrats John, that's going to be spectacular! Seeing all that space is mind blowing. I find myself switching back and forth between pictures, just thinking of the possibilities. Any idea of a completion date yet, or you just going to "let it flow"?
Lion
Surely you know that a layout is never complete. 
Truthfully, I don't have a "firm" date for anything, just trying to get as far as fast as other commitments allow. The space is deceiving, the total length is 23 feet, and the width varies between about 13 feet on the big end to about 11 feet on the narrow end with the posts. It's big enough for me, that I know. 
RSJB18 posted:Lookin' good John. You and Tom have done a great job. You do have one advantage over some of us as well....A nice, well lit, AIR CONDITIONED room to work in. Sure beats my old northeastern basement!
Looking forward to seeing some track and trains soon. I like the curved look as well. Should give you some nice opportunities for more realistic scenery. Not much in nature is square after all.
Bob
Yes, year around comfort is a nice thing. The curves are Tom's doing, I truthfully had not thought of that, but I think it really gives is a different and more realistic look. That's what happens if you've built a ton of layouts and have refined the techniques I guess.
