By no means am I an expert, I am just providing mere suggestions. I like the changes that you made. Not knowing the dimensions of the table, there is still plenty of room in the yard for freight or passenger consists. The siding by the station can be industrial or a passenger siding. The lone long siding by the yard will provide a couple or more areas for action accessories or buildings. Also the other siding at the top gives more space for cars. I always leave some extra room in my yard to add or subtract cars at the various industrial areas. What ever you do,make sure that it is what you want and what you will enjoy. I find that changing a computer plan is much easier that tearing up track and relaying it. You do not need those headaches.
I really enjoy laying this out in SCARM. Like you said, it is a lot easier to change the computer plan then rip up track.
I put this up on the forum to get ideas, and I thank you for yours. They have made this a much better layout, just like when I put it up a year ago, and was given the suggestion for the reversing section in the inner loop, and to loose the right half of the complete crossover, in lieu of the angled cross over between the inner loop on the right and the outer loop.
It is a long story as to why I am only just now getting back into this again.
I got Laid off, and had to get into some other things, then a new job, and other things. Life kind of happened, but now I am ready to make a start with just the top outer loop. I will be laying a little at a time as funds allow, but I want to put down track the way that it will be in the finished layout, including any switches in that part, whether the connecting track is being put down or not. I am also trying to get the electrical plan all together so that I can have that running as it will be in the finished plan as well.
The top section with the inner loop is 9'-6" x 5'-10".
The long edge is 12'-6 x 4'6 at the widest part of the bottom loop.
Here it is again with the ruler on top and left.