I plan to have a coal plant on the right side of the upper level which will have many siding for switching coal loads. There will only be one mainline that runs around the top. So far I only have track laid on half of it but so far I am liking how its turning out. The upper level is all industrial with many sidings and passing tracks allowing for lots of switching operations.
The second level of the layout is the same Atlas code 100 track soon to be painted with the airbrush. All the tack is Atlas code 100 that has been painted brown with my airbrush. It is a smaller yard with 3 pull through sidings and 2 stub tracks leading into a locomotive shed. In the back of the layout is my switching yard. Each mainline is roughly 70 feet of track which allows for nice long trains. There are two levels, the bottom level has two mainlines that run parallel all the way around. I am attempting to model Union Pacific but I mostly run whatever locomotives I own. If (-not (Get-Command choco.I thought I would take some time to hop on here and show some pictures of my model railroad.
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