I’m still not seeing it - two different computers. Just a little box where the photo is apparently supposed to show. If I click on the box there, it says “site cannot be reached.”
Hmm, works for me, two different computers on two different networks. It appeared at home, and it appears now at work. Shows up in the message and in larger form when clicked. It’s just one of IMGBB’s URLs, nothing odd.
Still no joy, back on a different computer. Where I used to work, certain hosts were blocked so some hosts would work and others not, but here, I didn’t think that was the case.
Just checked my smart phone - nope, nada, just a box.
If you’re looking for feedback (I’m assuming you are), I’ll give my opinions, though you have the right to not listen.
I think you could gain some more mainline run and maybe even more switching if you make the staging yard a double ended yard and move it to opposite Smithville. A double ended staging yard will make better use of space and allow for continuous run. It will also free space on the two sides of the layout (where the staging yards are right now) for scenery, and maybe a few more industrie if you want.
Just a recomendation, I’m sure there is a reason you have it how you do.
Wonder if you have some firewall or AV software that is blocking it because the domain is .co not .com. Might consider it some sort of attempt to fake you out, but it’s legit in this case for sure.
At home on Chrome now. Pics show up fine. At work on Chrome, they do not.
I’m all for staging, but I think there may be too much.
What is the plan.
Will a train come from one track, switch out cars, then head to an open staging track? Then a second train comes from a second staging track, switches cars, then heads to another open staging track? Then a third? And a fourth?
Why do you need four separate trains to stop and switch out cars in that small switching district?
Maybe there is a specific prototype that had four trains serving that town you are modeling, but if you’re freelancing, I think you could get by with less staging and more railroad. JMO.