Today did some work, finished wiring so DCC feed and lights wires now run out of the house, under the paving slabs and artificial grass into junction boxes and through the wall to feed the tracks and buildings.
Earlier in the week I asked about reversing loops to get away from two long parallel lines ,
stockers, made a suggestion so been playing
First after I pass my second station curve one line down the back of the border along the fence between the box bush and round the return and join back to the to the other line which would carry on in a straight line through the center of the Box bush ( some plants will be harmed building this railway ) then plant between or build a viaduct thing so a third line comes down the middle to feed the land grab on the left..odd looking but might work ?
Next idea was add the curve earlier and send one track behind the station and one in front just fits probably looks even odder
again temp loop on the path wouldn't be there that will be behind the shed.
This station will find I new home in the raised border on the Right of the image if I ever get there
Finally planed escape at the other end of the line so the loop around Buxus station can extend
Think It's track buying time this week instead of the reversing loop modules, you always need track but not always modules
I can always go back and remove a line but adding the curve before or after the station cuts the parallel lines down to about half the length before they separate which looks better (less main line looking) just not sure how to build with both tracks in fount of the station or one behind ?
The "S" bend which I know you shouldn't have will get done with larger radius curves I only had R1s to try it out with.
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