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Re: Dealing with compression...

Posted by Jeff Young on Jun 21, 2015; 7:14pm
URL: http://c-sng-discussion-forum.254.s1.nabble.com/Dealing-with-compression-tp2535p2582.html

John,

Well, it's undergone some changes and I never bothered to update the overall plan.  However, here's what I have:

This is the original plan:



The center of the upside-down 'U' is Tenmile canyon (originally represented by Climax, but now Kokomo).
The left leg is the Saguache range (Marshall Pass down the left side with Sargent at the bottom; Alpine Tunnel down the right).  
The right leg is South Park (the Silica branch on the left; Jefferson siding on the right).

Here's an updated sketch of Kokomo:



The D&RGW tracks enter from the top-left (coming off Marshall Pass) and goes diagonally to the bottom-right, passing the depot and then water tank.  The real D&RGW tracks crossed over to the other side of the valley after the tank; on my layout this is represented by a track which is also the C&S "downtown spur".  The Kokomo school house is at right angles below the depot (between the freight spur and the Alpine Tunnel track).

The C&S mainline enters from the top-right.  The downtown spur switches off right before the depot.  (The spur also connects to the Alpine Tunnel track to allow it to act as a reverse loop.)

Here's an update of the Marshall Pass section:



and an update of Sargent:



The coaling trestle is at the bottom.  It's not operational as the feeder track to it goes off the layout.
Water tank and depot off the end of the trestle; eating house across the mainline and siding from the depot.

The spur on the other side of the creek from Sargent is the C&S Pitkin branch (now being run by the D&RGW).  It goes under the Alpine Tunnel track and on to the Mary Murphy mine and tram house.

All that may be pretty difficult to piece together; I realize there's a whole lot internalized in my head. ;)

Cheers,
Jeff.