Any software gurus want to help with a Fastrack layout?

Took a crack at it. Admittedly, I'm not used to FasTrack. I've included the section list and the RR-Track 5.0 file along with the image.

Wow Matt, great job!

What an interesting design operational-wise, reverse loop on upper and lower level, 2 main lines for loop running, some yard space and industries on main level.

Might add an industry or two on the upper level, but nice plan overall.

-bruce

Wow Matt-thanks!  I really like the plan. I think it should be fun to operate.   I'm going to move the LH side of the bone forward, bring the upper loop tighter in and use smaller radius up there- bring it together a bit.  Thanks again for your help- it makes it so much easier to visualize and get a pretty accurate piece count.  Stuff is expensive.  You saved me a bunch of time and mental anguish (?)  It's hard to say thanks enough.

Here is a slightly revised version of Matt's plan.  I lengthened the sides, another 10" straight may do it, so the upper loop will fit a bit better maybe, and bring the middle together a bit, to give better access to the tracks in back.  Upper loop will be 060 to fit in better as well.  I wish I could figure out how to access the rrt file.  Thanks again.  I like it!

I wish I could figure out how to access the rrt file.

To access these files you need the RRTrack program.

C

I used RR-Track version 5.0 to do the plan. Version 4 won't read it. Track is definitely expensive. Atlas has gone through the roof. I'm planning to use ScaleTrax and have been accumulating my supply in bits and pieces from my dealer and off eBay.

I figured out I need the RRT program, but I think what Matt gave me will get me where I need to be.  

Angels Gate Hi-Railers- I like that a lot.  Please remind St Michael to open up the gate when my train comes to town, I don't want to be left at the station on that trip... 

Cheers

Actually, AGHR is named for Angels Gate Park, San Pedro (Los Angeles.) Roughly translated, Port of Los Angeles means Angels Gate. We're in the Quartermaster's Barracks in the upper reservation of the old Fort MacArthur military base, now Angels Gate Park. We have a great view of the ocean and Catalina Island; to the East, we can see the Port of Los Angeles with the San Gabriel Mountains in the distant background. This photo was taken in January, 2008