QUOTE So what do you think? Constructive critisism welcomed.
I think we should start by asking you "What do you want from your railway?". Do you want to watch the trains go by? Do you want to do some shunting? Do you want to really go for it on the scenic side and take photos that are almost indistinguishable from the real thing?
How you answer these questions will determine what sort of advice or criticism would be helpful to you.
To my eyes, the large gap between the double track is far worse than the tightness of the curves. I know it is dictated by the geometry of the points and crossings you are using, so maybe that's the way it has to be. Depending on what it is you want to achieve, there may be a way to avoid this gap altogether by going for single track line.
David
I think we should start by asking you "What do you want from your railway?". Do you want to watch the trains go by? Do you want to do some shunting? Do you want to really go for it on the scenic side and take photos that are almost indistinguishable from the real thing?
How you answer these questions will determine what sort of advice or criticism would be helpful to you.
To my eyes, the large gap between the double track is far worse than the tightness of the curves. I know it is dictated by the geometry of the points and crossings you are using, so maybe that's the way it has to be. Depending on what it is you want to achieve, there may be a way to avoid this gap altogether by going for single track line.
David