Great Job Tom Sr and Tom Jr!
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Wow! Very Nice. Lots of very modern buildings and accessories.
Nice layout! Is this a home or a club layout?
Wow that layout is huge and has just about everything. Wonder how long it took to build.
who makes that O gauge fair carnival stuff
Open to public??? Any info??? Thx
Just WOW!
Think this may be it: Corner Field RR Museum and Hobby Store
That is one gigantic accumulation of buildings.
Bill
ed h posted:Think this may be it: Corner Field RR Museum and Hobby Store
End of the video shows the address, etc.
I was just there, A LOT of buildings the display is one BIG city. Expansion coming next year.
If you ever get the chance. Go see mr muffins layout near Indianapolis. From far or near it’s worth the trip. He has a website, storefront and runs trains on for the public on saturdays.
I had never heard of that place before. Wow!! Looks amazing.
Wow what a magnificent Layout, it’s Well designed, and should be on one of OGR THE VIDEO.....I must visit this layout and store in Ohio....Thank You a Rockstars....Their Lionel VL Big Boy really makes a statement....
Corner Field Model Railroad Museum and Hobby... 
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Thank You. Remember we are Family Owned. Not a corporation. Hope to see you come to our Train Museum and Hobby Shop. Be looking forward to it.
THANK YOU, THE ELESH FAMILY. Oh by the way, it took only the 4 of us to build this layout.
THANK YOU & HAPPY NEW YEAR. WERE MAKING IT BIGGER NEXT YEAR.
Tom - excellent modeling! Probably one of the best I've seen.
Sean
Awesome.
I like the prominent church structure on the layout, too.
Our Very good friends Tom Sr and Tom Jr here on the forum.These guys rock!!!
A model city more than a layout!
This is more then a model city.
You need two days to take everything in.Didn't want to wear out our welcome so we will be back!!
Nick
Great work guys. A little far from NY but worth the trip for sure.
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Take the ride out to see this layout you will not regret it! It makes me run home and start working on my layout like crazy! Nick
I just can't even imagine the skill involved in not just building it, but the initial design. That is so over the top it is unreal.
I would love to see that in person 1 day.
Thanks
Ed
Ed Walsh posted:I just can't even imagine the skill involved in not just building it, but the initial design. That is so over the top it is unreal.
I would love to see that in person 1 day.
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Ed
Same thing I am always repeating to myself Ed.Also the man hours in such a build have to be mind boggling ! Nick
Nick,
I am old and have an excuse for not being able to comprehend the effort involved in building this.
As a kid in Catholic grammar school in the 50's I remember the nun at a parent teacher meeting telling my mother that in her opinion I was not a "deep thinker" and should think about going to a technical high school rather than a 4 year college. Truth is I really was a deep thinker just not about anything relating to school studies. I actually took long amounts of time to decide on what items from the Lionel catalog I wanted to put on my Christmas list to Santa. That took deep thought ! I do like to think I proved that nun wrong.
I would love to have been a fly on the wall when they designed and then built this.
Ed
Still can't believe it Nick
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This exceeds the imagination in design and construction!! Absolutely spectacular.
