This may seem like a complete noob question. I was wondering if it is necessary to put a Water Tower in a siding? I have a spare Water Tower which I'm planning on using elsewhere in the future but I would like to put it on my currently-planned layout. I have space at the end of one of my Station Platforms for it and have thought about placing it there. Any advice would be grateful. Thanks
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Its Hornby Skaledale R8639 Water Tower (sorry no pic at mo to put up). I might be able to accomodate a small siding but it won't be a working siding as the station is on a curve, and the siding would have to come off the curve as a result. How long would such a siding need to be? I'm using 00 Gauge and have maybe a foot or so length in which to put the siding.
Thanks very much for your replies John. I appreciate your taking the time to help me out.
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