Engine terminal track is in

Finished the track install in the engine terminal at Glenwood Springs.  Also roughed in Bernie's Fruit and Lettuce distributer.   I am using Midwest Products 1/8" styrofoam to raise my industries level with the roadbed so that the cars align properly.  This stuff is great.  Way easy to cut with a exact blade and easy to glue with spray adhesive.  

Bernie's is named for my father-in-law who has passed on.  He was a really good guy, but did not really favor salads.  So naturally, I named the fruit and lettuce distributer after him.  The motto is " A day without salad is a good day".

The dark foundation in the foreground is a coaling facility. I needed to install the foundation in the base as it includes a coal drop for the elevator.  This model is also from the last layout so is ready to install when I get rid of the blue. 

The white piece of styrofoam at the back of the turntable is for a wooden roundhouse kit yet to be made.  If you are interested, it is another N Scale Architect kit, so click  http://thenarch.com/products/conway-roundhouse-n

Tomorrow I want to finish track laying at the Argo Mill and that will finish track laying for all but the small town which is out of the way of structomold work.  Then off to wiring up each piece of track to the bus feeder.  Then lots of testing.