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Here are some pictures of club members layout he has a ceiling track but it might be hard to see in these pictures.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEgx2R_vOeQ
And these are some of the most unique hangers i've seen, yet...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt367afSbwg
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Scott Smith
Sharp looking !!
Doug
Garage Ceiling Layout
quote:Originally posted by SD60M:
Probably not cool...maybe interesting...but, my operation is 6 feet 2" above the floor of my 3-car garage. Here's a link.
Garage Ceiling Layout
Very nice. That ride along was awesome!
I know this thread is a few years old and i have some O scale ceilingtrains. Not trying to sell my product here just want to share. My whole ceilingtrain company is in mothballs as i lost intrest in it. But anyways here are some pics and i have lots of them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM-stinaKWE&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
..Bob
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The first overhead railroad I ever saw was in a little restaurant in Salisbury, Missouri
about 1965. I think it was LGB? I remember it because I was there to pick up and
drive home a vintage pickup several years older than I was at about 45 mph on two
lane state highways until forced to cross the Mississippi at St. Louis. I made it home
to northern Kentucky and woke up to find one tire went flat during the night. I remember the European style engine and short coaches circling overhead as we ate breakfast...a novelty at the time. Seen that a lot since then.
Here is a link from the photos topic area to our on-going kitchen project.
https://ogrforum.com/t...o-gauge-first-layout
This is the third home we've had a ceiling level layout in. My Wife and I both enjoy its location and what it adds to the room.
Rick
Bob,
That's an impressive looking system! Certainly one of the more professional-looking, cleanly designed commercial products that I've seen.
Rick,
Very impressive craftsmanship! I saved all of your pictures for future reference. My wife loves the look of yur kitchen layout as well... I think we're installing one much like yours when we settle into our "forever" home.
Here's a look at the ceiling layout that we built in our old house (in Colorado) in our daughter's room. It's a plain white design with O-42 curves - except for the bridge, which is O-72.
...and there are a few pics below showing how we eventually decorated the corners.
The layout in the video below was the original inspiration for the design of our ceiling layout (a few years ago we stumbled across this video on YouTube). We attempted to re-create several elements of the design, including the shelf brackets and the "valence" over the window:
-Dustin
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Old photos of 1992 twin shelf, 5-track, 14x32 operation in the kitchen at our mountain cottage. Dismantled in Feb. 2008.
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There are actually 2 loops, up top!, The Comet is on the O54, and the O72 is behind.
Dustin, with his curved Trestle, got me started with Bridgeboss James Robinson),
and that is where the (2), Girders came from
John: I do like your NO NET, very nice high up approach, also,
I am working on that this fall with my plans for a viaduct, style, about 2 feet below the current ceiling run. So far no derailments !
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Check this out....beautifully done with crown moulding. May have to advance the video to get past his.....uhh......singing. Love his enthusiasm.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y...&feature=related
Rick
Absolutely love the closet tunnel!! Perfect! Very well done.
i have a ceiling layout in my office but have never gotten around to posting pics here. I plan to....
Well, I have bought all the track I need to do one in my bedroom (Wife approved even!) so hopefully in the next year I should have it done.
Good afternoon.
On the Ceiling train we can offer a different look. The EL system can be suspended without L Supports from the wall and can be suspened from ceiling directly.
It can have a finished look under neath or the open look we show in the video. Vari-
ous diameters are available from 31" Min. thru and beyond 100"
the 6 by 3 area shown is a cost of $297 without the trestles
We are available and you can punch our web link on the forum bottom row, or email me directly at the bottom of the post. the sysytem will take 2 trains at 31$ diameter as you can see
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Mine may not be so cool, but here is the High Line in Butler, Pennsylvania including the unfinished Bridge to Nowhere!!