Wish I did that too haha, nice to be ahead of the curve! Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the comment Peter, glad you enjoyed the video!! I think it was for "stability sake" I kept the "C" shaped wood pieces as thick as they are because I found the thinner you get, the more flimsy the masonite wood becomes, so even having a little bit of material on the sides, or on this case the inside of the wood curves makes for all the difference. However I'll consider using putty to blend the curves in better, I just don't want them to stick to the layout itself as their design is to be retractable at a moments notice! Thanks for the comment!

I always found scenery to be a complicated but fun puzzle, figuring out what goes where and how to balance things to make a nice scene! However wiring is also a puzzle, one that I don’t enjoy 😂! Thanks for the comment OTSRxR!

Glad you like my layout, I love the challenge of working in a small space it’s always a lot of fun, and I hope at some point to build more small but highly detailed layouts! Thank you for the kind words I appreciate it!

@@RsTrainsonYT It's also really cool that the road goes under the tracks, and the little (no pun intended) tunnel is a great way to create the illusion of more territory.

Thank you so much for the kind words Shawn I appreciate it! If you remember seeing the original video when it came out then you've been following for quite some time haha! I'd love to do a video one day on the design of my layouts, or layouts in small spaces but either way Littleville doesn't get much attention on KZfaq so I wanted to do another video. Thanks for watching!

Georgia Sun Belt thank you very much! However there’s always room for more detail, it just depends on how energetic I am 😆!

Thanks for the comment Karl! Like I said in another comment somewhere in this comment section, I love working in small spaces / tight configurations because it really does become a challenege to see how much of a scene you can create! The next layout I do I’ll try to make it smaller just for fun! Thanks for watching!

Thank you very much! More to come!

Glad ya liked the video Colin! As we all know though, a train layout is "never truly finished" 😉. Thanks for the comment and good luck finishing your layout!!

Thank you! Needs more scenery though haha!

Thanks for the comment Rose Jewel Railroad! Funny enough I often forget the tunnel even goes off the layout 😆! Maybe some day I'll get around to it, but as for now expanding it is the last thing I have in mind!

Oh right I forgot to mention that! I think I moved things around like 2 years ago haha. I don't know the manufacturer but they're old plastic buildings (my guess is Walthers) that someone heavily modified by adding their own decals and weathering, which I bought at a train show. Thanks for the comment and good eye!

Thanks for the question Ian! Both the outer loop and inner loop have varying radiuses instead of being an exact curve. I believe the outer flexes between a 24" - 26" radius and inner is somewhere between a 17" - 19". When transitioning from straight track to curved piece thats where I found my curves to be the sharpest, as they widen at the very ends of the layout, so they're more like an oval than a perfect circle!