FWIW, I wasn't trying to be rude, my intention was simply to inquire what the purpose was of your layout. People are into different things. Some people want to model large portions of a given railroad; others focus on a shorter stretch. Also, some people model specific places, others don't follow the prototype so closely.
I asked the question because in my experience, if you're like at least some of us, you'd like to have a larger model railroad, so you can model more than just one location, as again, depending on your level of interest in the hobby, watching the same train(s) go 'around and around,' can get boring after a while. Something more complex often times keeps our interests going longer.
Bottom line, up front, is 'its your railroad.' I was under the impression that you were looking for opinions about the trackplan, otherwise I wouldn't have responded, except to ask, 'do you have any photos?'
Mr. King, I believe from Indianna, back in the 70's had a one scene railroad, that was featured on the cover of Model Railroader a number of times. He didn't even have a loop of track, but he made his own cameras, and everything else, which I still admire to this day.
Lionel featured many layouts of this style back at their show rooms, in the 1950's.
