06-25-2010, 04:03 PM
This will be the last addition to the plan. I added 2 smaller modules to the left past Airgas to get 5 more industries in there.
Module #1 is 78" L x 24" W
Module #2 is 45" L x 24" W and is at a 45 degree angle
Module #3 is 96" L x 24" W
Module #4 is 96" L x 24" W
Module #5 is 96" L x 24" W and is at a 45 degree angle
Module #6 is 82" L x 24" W
Industries are marked on the plan. Complete Environmental Products is an industry that no longer received rail traffic. The switch is partially torn out, which will make for a fantastic detail i think! Magestic Management also does not receive any rail traffic, so its siding is used for additional Hopper Storage for Spartech Plastics. US Gypsum received boxcar loads and has a large concrete loading dock. Pactiv Advanced Packaging Solutions is another Plastics company. There are several boarded up cargo doors along the back of the building, and I believe they only receive hopper cars down at the other end of the building, which will not be modeled. The 3 storage tanks will be built but again, they are no longer used. Exterior Piping and boarded cargo doors will be modeled on this one.
With the additions of the 5 new industries, I really need to figure out what to do with the yard to allow for a good sized run-around so that the locomotives will not get stranded either by Airgas or by Spartech Plastics. Any help or advise as to where to put one would be appreciated.
This will be the last addition to the plan. I added 2 smaller modules to the left past Airgas to get 5 more industries in there.
Module #1 is 78" L x 24" W
Module #2 is 45" L x 24" W and is at a 45 degree angle
Module #3 is 96" L x 24" W
Module #4 is 96" L x 24" W
Module #5 is 96" L x 24" W and is at a 45 degree angle
Module #6 is 82" L x 24" W
Industries are marked on the plan. Complete Environmental Products is an industry that no longer received rail traffic. The switch is partially torn out, which will make for a fantastic detail i think! Magestic Management also does not receive any rail traffic, so its siding is used for additional Hopper Storage for Spartech Plastics. US Gypsum received boxcar loads and has a large concrete loading dock. Pactiv Advanced Packaging Solutions is another Plastics company. There are several boarded up cargo doors along the back of the building, and I believe they only receive hopper cars down at the other end of the building, which will not be modeled. The 3 storage tanks will be built but again, they are no longer used. Exterior Piping and boarded cargo doors will be modeled on this one.
With the additions of the 5 new industries, I really need to figure out what to do with the yard to allow for a good sized run-around so that the locomotives will not get stranded either by Airgas or by Spartech Plastics. Any help or advise as to where to put one would be appreciated.
Here is also some new pictures from Google Earth showing the proto locations of each industry
![[Image: Picture16-1.png]](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa46/bnsfcsxcnw/Layotus%20and%20Modules/La%20Mirada%20Switching/Picture16-1.png)
![[Image: Picture17-1.png]](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa46/bnsfcsxcnw/Layotus%20and%20Modules/La%20Mirada%20Switching/Picture17-1.png)
![[Image: Picture18-1.png]](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa46/bnsfcsxcnw/Layotus%20and%20Modules/La%20Mirada%20Switching/Picture18-1.png)
Module #1 is 78" L x 24" W
Module #2 is 45" L x 24" W and is at a 45 degree angle
Module #3 is 96" L x 24" W
Module #4 is 96" L x 24" W
Module #5 is 96" L x 24" W and is at a 45 degree angle
Module #6 is 82" L x 24" W
Industries are marked on the plan. Complete Environmental Products is an industry that no longer received rail traffic. The switch is partially torn out, which will make for a fantastic detail i think! Magestic Management also does not receive any rail traffic, so its siding is used for additional Hopper Storage for Spartech Plastics. US Gypsum received boxcar loads and has a large concrete loading dock. Pactiv Advanced Packaging Solutions is another Plastics company. There are several boarded up cargo doors along the back of the building, and I believe they only receive hopper cars down at the other end of the building, which will not be modeled. The 3 storage tanks will be built but again, they are no longer used. Exterior Piping and boarded cargo doors will be modeled on this one.
With the additions of the 5 new industries, I really need to figure out what to do with the yard to allow for a good sized run-around so that the locomotives will not get stranded either by Airgas or by Spartech Plastics. Any help or advise as to where to put one would be appreciated.
This will be the last addition to the plan. I added 2 smaller modules to the left past Airgas to get 5 more industries in there.
Module #1 is 78" L x 24" W
Module #2 is 45" L x 24" W and is at a 45 degree angle
Module #3 is 96" L x 24" W
Module #4 is 96" L x 24" W
Module #5 is 96" L x 24" W and is at a 45 degree angle
Module #6 is 82" L x 24" W
Industries are marked on the plan. Complete Environmental Products is an industry that no longer received rail traffic. The switch is partially torn out, which will make for a fantastic detail i think! Magestic Management also does not receive any rail traffic, so its siding is used for additional Hopper Storage for Spartech Plastics. US Gypsum received boxcar loads and has a large concrete loading dock. Pactiv Advanced Packaging Solutions is another Plastics company. There are several boarded up cargo doors along the back of the building, and I believe they only receive hopper cars down at the other end of the building, which will not be modeled. The 3 storage tanks will be built but again, they are no longer used. Exterior Piping and boarded cargo doors will be modeled on this one.
With the additions of the 5 new industries, I really need to figure out what to do with the yard to allow for a good sized run-around so that the locomotives will not get stranded either by Airgas or by Spartech Plastics. Any help or advise as to where to put one would be appreciated.
Here is also some new pictures from Google Earth showing the proto locations of each industry