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Needs more pubes.Seriously, Dave, I understand what you're doing. The narrow neck helps isolate the loop so it doesn't look like an adjacent piece of land. Kinda like the Ian Rice idea of having scenicked LDEs separated by less scenicked "twisty bits."
Since others are throwing out ideas for you, one thought occurred to me.If you were to place one or two more turnouts on the tangent, after the loop turnout, you could lay one or two yard tracks where you could keep a small amount of cars stored. This way it's not always the same train with the same cars on every run, it would broaden the variety that you would see. Or did I hear you say something about two loops?
Allen,I thought about it and have left that possibility open. There's plenty of tangent track in which to install a turnout or two.
Winthrop might have called Plymouth, Mass the "City on a Hill," but I'll bet Dr. Dave and the rest of us will have no problem calling yours the "City on the Scrote"