On my way to work this morning and saw these boxes being moved into the GC train museum.
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Exciting! Snow coming and Lionel boxes at Grand Central, what's not to like?
Art
Those boxes must be the trains I ordered. (LOL)
Sure sign of things to come. The Christmas season, what a wonderful time of year. Nice to see Roger hard at work. 
If that doesn't get the blood pumping, I'm not sure what will. The time is near for all the fun to begin.
Roger Farkash of TW Designs is in the first photo, and the second one shows George Watson of TW Designs. This is the layout that has appeared in various forms in the Grand Central MTA Museum store since 2005 and was built by TW. It usually goes into the MTA museum store right after Thanksgiving.
Erol
Originally Posted by locolawyer:
Roger Farkash of TW Designs is in the first photo, and the second one shows George Watson of TW Designs. This is the layout that has appeared in various forms in the Grand Central MTA Museum store since 2005 and was built by TW. It usually goes into the MTA museum store right after Thanksgiving.
Erol
And most people do t realize it but it has been staying up and on display into February. After the big tourist season it is mostly city family's with kids who like trains watching the show. it is much less crowded to visit after the rush.
The layout in Grand Central opens to the public this Sunday November 16th.
