Now don't hold me to this OK? I am on a bit of a learning curve with it, so stuff might well change as I go along. Particularly with the 15-inch gauge track-plan.
... And the building layout.
... And the platform.
The wall pillars I'm OK with.
So last weekend we went on a bit of a spending spree. I came back from our local model railway emporium with a length of OO-gauge flexi-track, and a PIKO G-Scale brewery extension kit - and some additional PIKO wall panels. The MD (short for 'Managing Director', my 'significant other' or in Old English 'the wife') came back with an LGB Schoema Diesel - I can offer no rational explanation as to why.
If you look at the S&CGR's web site - go on, you know you want to - you will understand that I like to develop by means of prototyping. The purchases I made were to allow me to do more mock-ups in respect of the building arrangements in relation to the track plan. A bit like this:
Already it's starting to take on a hint of the end product I'm aiming for. I am however a more than a little concerned about the amount of available area for a second parallel track. Everything is measured back from the position of the main line, visible in the picture above as the track in the bottom left corner. If I want more space for the siding platform, I will have to shift the main line over as far as I can.