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Mike McCutcheon posted:

Looks very good.  I even spotted a support beam from the Roller Coaster Tycoon building set.  Do you have the coaster setup on the layout?  I would love to see a photo of it.   I have the same set, it takes up a lot of real estate.  Which is why mine is packed away in a closet.

Hi Mike!, You have a good eye on the coaster set. Mine is just there for show as I had to modify it to fit it in the space I had and the coaster keeps getting "hung up". I would like to replace it with a Coaster Dynamix Mine Train as I think that would fit in the space allotted.

FWIW.  First, I like all the busy trackage and colorful structures on your layout.  I don't see a mess. I see a fun place to escape to and run trains.

However. Is there is something mysterious lurking in your post Dave?  You wrote that you "are not starting over", but then followed it up with "this should be the last o gauge layout I will ever build" .  I wonder if you, like me a couple years ago, have a pebble in your shoe that is bothering you and the discomfort is growing to the point that you want some changes, but don't want to go through the disruption and what might be a lot of work.  When I redid my layout starting a couple of years ago, I left the basic benchwork track design the same except for a few important doable changes that made a pretty big difference for me in operations. It did take a lot of time for me but it was worth it.

I seldom went down to the basement to run trains for a while because I disliked what I saw on my layout.  It was a mental block.  So if you are still having fun with things as they are, and I hope you are, then that's what counts.  If you want to get rid of the pebble, now or later, that's OK as well.  I hope to see more of your layout.

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