Hello all. I'm working on a new layout, I'm just getting back into model railroading following a 40 year long break. I have my old Triang-Hornby sets from the late 60s, and following the move into a new house, now have some space in the furnace room to play with. I've got two young kids, so I'm not really interested in anything realistic, or based on reality, yet. I'm looking for a layout where the three of us can be doing something at the same time, thinking of upgrading the locomotives to dcc control, getting a few throttles - hence the double track mainline (radius 2 and 3 curves) and the freight yard. I'm looking at a reverse L layout - as an upgrade from just a 4x8 sheet of plywood oval. This gives me a bit more length, and a bit more space to stretch out along the operators side of the table. I might put a tunnel in the bottom right corner, put in some mining equipment / hopper loading station. I'm open to any ideas, would like to have something reasonable firm before I start cutting plywood....