Just for fun, I scanned some pictures of my first layout, a 3X4' N scale layout that I started nearly 20 years ago! 
I call it the Rock Hill and Argyle RR. It was a short line that ran from a connection with the L&N at Argyle, Florida to the community of Rock Hill. The track plan was a simple loop with a passing siding and two spurs from the Atlas book A Clear Track to N-Gauge Fun.
Originally, the layout was on casters and slid under my bed. Later, I was able to put legs on it and make it free standing. It served well for many years and was a test bed for scenery and track laying. Eventually, I moved on to other layouts and sold it to another modeller.
Photo 1: Borrowed BN power leaves the junction at Argyle for the journey south.
Photo 2: A Seaboard SD40-2 pulls past the station at Argyle.
Photo 3: An ex-SCL RS-3 switches the freight station at Rock Hill.
I call it the Rock Hill and Argyle RR. It was a short line that ran from a connection with the L&N at Argyle, Florida to the community of Rock Hill. The track plan was a simple loop with a passing siding and two spurs from the Atlas book A Clear Track to N-Gauge Fun. Originally, the layout was on casters and slid under my bed. Later, I was able to put legs on it and make it free standing. It served well for many years and was a test bed for scenery and track laying. Eventually, I moved on to other layouts and sold it to another modeller.
Photo 1: Borrowed BN power leaves the junction at Argyle for the journey south.
Photo 2: A Seaboard SD40-2 pulls past the station at Argyle.
Photo 3: An ex-SCL RS-3 switches the freight station at Rock Hill.
