Ripped up the previous start and redoing the trackwork.
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Nice !!!
looking good Roman.
Thanks guys. Definite work in process. Just happy to have something to run my stuff on.
Nice Roman. Great that you can run them. I envy you being at that point in the build. Lots of work ahead but it's a blast to do it. Sometimes I feel like ripping half my layout down just to start over again. Enjoy.
It's all fun at any stage, isn't it Roman? As your signature says, "Enjoyer of all that is 3 rail".
Jeff, that's the funny part, I'm redoing what I originally started. Didn't even get to the scenic stage which I guess was a good thing. I looked at the old layout one Saturday and just started ripping it up. It just didn't flow. Now I have more space for more accessories. This is now going to cost me more money for those. 
As I said in another thread, I'm probably over thinking a small space, but it is darn fun! 
Who says four feet is not wide enough to enjoy O gauge trains? Not me. You've got a very nice-looking start; lots of cool accessories and the trackage looks right so far.
Roman, over thinking may be dangerous for someone who thinks and thinks but never builds. Your building...sweet. I have spent many a night falling asleep while working on the layout in my head. Funny how sometimes I come up with an idea while falling asleep and think that it's great. I wake up and go look at layout and realize idea was insane and would not play out. Enjoy.
Hi. I wonder if this is in a basement? It's a nice beginning--nice accessories, nice train, just a question or 2? If you had room, you could add a 2 by 4ft section on each end and have wide radius cures on wash end?? 2nd, You might want to add a layer of Homesote, for sound deadening. Just 4 Thoughts.
Do you run in TMCC or LEGACY?
fun fun fun
run run run
Good to see your layout's coming back. Keep us posted.
Best to do the now rather than to regret it later.
I bet 75%of us on here would rather rip down our layouts and start over instead of finishing what we have started.I heard it said "the joy is in building"Not admiring a finished product.
