Shamrock Ave. Ft. Worth, TX

[FCIN]

Thanks Ed, AnyRail was a dream compared to xtrakcad.

You're quite welcome. AnyRail is easy to use with very little learning curve, unlike some of the other track planning software. I especially like the fact that the turnout track sections are very accurate, so you know that what you see is what you get when you actually lay the track.

Here's what I've got now, basically the same, but in AnyRail so that I know what will fit.
thoughts?

I think the plan captures the look of the prototype spur - always a plus. Like the way you have the curve hidden behind and running between the structure flats, which also gives you the look of the prototype.

I would recommend that you move the switch leading to TBD Lumber & Door to the right about 12 inches to give yourself more room for switching that industry. You don't want to cut it too fine.

Any chance that the staging track wing can be made longer, like the 4 foot length I had? Not really necessary, but would give you a bit longer run before you enter the switching area.

Enjoyed looking at the FWWR web site and especially their customer list. You never know what interesting ideas you'll find on a list like that.