The hardest part of this build is clearly the temperamental trolley action. The little streetcar runs on N Scale Bachmann action and can be moody from run to run. The maker has ordered replacement trucks from the company website. Given how fussy small trolley mechanisms can be, that seems a sensible step to me.
The layout itself is a multi-level diorama on elevated benchwork set against a wall. It operates as a fully running dual-track railway with separate elevation levels and continuous motion. There is always something moving somewhere on the scene.
A steam locomotive pulls passenger cars along the lower track level, and the red trolley gives the scene a second running star. The scenery is well stocked too: textured earth, rockwork, model trees and flowering shrubs, plus miniature houses, vehicles and a small trackside depot whose sign reads CRANBERRY.
The one rough edge is that trolley reliability question. Until the replacement trucks are fitted and proven, the intermittent behaviour stays an open issue on a layout that otherwise runs beautifully.