01-02-2015, 08:50 AM
What I am trying to say is that i think those two terms if you look at their definitions should not be used to define a persons layout.
If one the other hand a person were to include all the elements in his layout that these two terms require then yes I would call it a puzzle.If not I would just call it
a switching layout without the confines of a Time saver or Inglenook.
As for making suggestions on a persons track plan,I find them very useful.Very often another modeler may see something in a track plan that the person whose plan it it
may not see or be aware of. When I designed my track plan and posted it,I had may suggestions that helped to improve it.
Mike,can I borrow that thing when you are done with it.
Thanks again for the replies
If one the other hand a person were to include all the elements in his layout that these two terms require then yes I would call it a puzzle.If not I would just call it
a switching layout without the confines of a Time saver or Inglenook.
As for making suggestions on a persons track plan,I find them very useful.Very often another modeler may see something in a track plan that the person whose plan it it
may not see or be aware of. When I designed my track plan and posted it,I had may suggestions that helped to improve it.
Mike,can I borrow that thing when you are done with it.
Thanks again for the replies
"My railroad is a figment of my imagination"
BobS
BobS