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It was an interesting layout as about 23 was my lego from the early to mid 80s and the other 3rd was my brothers which he had recently started collecting.

Show your designs designed with TrackDesigner, TrackDraw, BlueBrick or a similar program.

I want to add poles for signals and electricity, and the wall of my room is sloped.

The one from Ede is built over the road, so thats what Im gonna do.

The real one will have the 2002 road plates, but they are not in the program.

The arrivaldeparture track off the mainline is isolated from both the locomotive area (to the right), and the switching yard (lower).

I also run RC and now PF trains along with my 9v, so in theory I could have three or four trains running at once if I could keep track of them all.

I have more track now, though, so Ill likely add more to the industrial section, or reconfigure that side of the layout in some way.

But this is a design that Rocketseason helped me come up with over time.

The whole idea is a small town like the ones out in east Texas, old towns with their ornately style buildings (Cafe Corner) but struggling economies.

My town has moved on to tourism as their greatest commodity, based entirely around a heritage railway - Sava Railways - which makes steam engine excursions on a daily basis.

I just hope I can get started sooner (in a few years) rather than later (when my kids are grown and gone).

I find that BlueBrick works great to allow me to fit my layout to whatever table space I have allotted.

I have made custom graphics for BlueBrick to represent the various non-LEGO table sizes I have encountered (such as hotel tables at Brickworld).

The two layouts below are the latest two layouts that we have built.

Pictures of this layout can be found on my Flickr Photostream.

This layout uses the PNLTC-style 30 x 30 tables and the total size is a little larger than 15 x 17.

With the new layout configuration in the basement, we still have some open space on the layout and will be adding new buildings to some of the areas that are currently green space.

We also have a little more room to add tables, but maybe only 2-3 more before we run out of space.

As such, I think the size will stay about where it is until we decide to move to a bigger house.

I do not have pictures of this layout yet, but I hope to get some taken this weekend and post them.

Everything youll see in the Brickshelf pictures has been in storage since.

It all started when my brother, at the age of 10, saved up his pocket money to buy me the football stadium which Lego released for the 1996 Eurpean Football Championships (I think it was for my birthday).

Lego Train Track Layout Designer