Show us your layout.

Here is my current one - 

Some old ones - 

My first one when getting back into the hobby in 2007 - it was only 4x7

Chicago Layout # 2 -

NJ Layout # 1 -

NJ Layout # 2 - (this was the one featured in OGR)

SC Layout # 1 -

Great looking layout.

Brent

Thank you!

Which one, lol ?

Posted by Christopher2035:

Thank you!

Which one, lol ?

All of them, but even more impressive is that there is more then 1!!!! 
This is called a "Tour de Force..."

1) Braylyn and Popi,Watertown Model Railroad Club

open house Feb 2010

2) Walker Model Railroad @ Syracuse NY fairgrounds show 2009

3) Walker Model Railroad @ Clayton NY Train Fair 2009

Camera Walk-around  Click to access.

Here are a few of the layout we had some 10 years ago.

1959

More from the 1980's Dallas Penn Station layout in PA.

Here are a couple of mine.

Making progress slowly. This is a 3 year timeframe. However trains have always been able to run.

Here's one of mine, overlooked from my tunnel (by a landed UFO):

Thank you all for posting! The layouts look great!

Our club layout for The Smoky Mountain Model Railroaders is nearing a stage where we can show it to the public and you guys

It's 50' x 25' in a folded dog bone with several hundred feet of track

Looks good Sam! Where is your train club located?

here's my green painted plywwod in my crappy basement.

Great layout, Dave!

Wise old saying:  "I cried because my basement was crappy until I met a man with no basement."  Your layout makes me smile just to look at it, Dave.  It's great!

thanks for the compliments. Trains...what did the AfrikaCorps do to get pulled over by the Police?

Well Dave, it's like this.  (You have a sharp eye, by the way.)  The owner of that little shack advertises "Beer-Worms-Hubcaps" and, needless to say, is a little eccentric.  So his transportation of choice is the WWll Nazi vehicle.  For further developments see pic below, where the law is about to bust up a frat party.

Its a Work in progress!  I have since added a small diesel refueling depot in the center of the layout.  Have been debating adding a left hand switch so I could have an inner loop and an outer loop.  Rome wasn't built in a day! 

TrainRMe: Nicely detailed layout! Yeah, that is a little eccentric.

jjmmagoo: NIce! Is it a 4x8?

It's not much, But it's all I got.

Here's mine. Still under construction, obviously. One loop of Standard Gauge running around a three-loop 0 gauge tubular layout. The inner loop is set up for postwar and repro accessories including the coal ramp and diesel loader, barrel loader, ice house, milk platform, etc. 

Some of you probably seen the video already, but here it is...still under construction.

Nice work. and those MPC Steam Passenger trains still look beautiful today.

Great image Sam, coming along very nicely.

I wonder how many don't have layouts and could use a club near them?

Visitors always welcomed to come see and play.

It is great!

As they all are!!

What did you do in the back there?

Do the tracks loop around or is it a mushroom shape off the rear wall?

That's a really nice layout - any more pics?

Always under construction it seems ....

Currently we're at this stage:

Chirstopher,

I do have more and will post them tonight. We dismantled the layout in 2006 or so as it just really didn't fit the available space in our current basement and I was anxious to change it up anyway.

Mike

We're located about 30 miles West of Asheville,  NC     Easy to get to...

Having our 1st Open House in this facility Saturday Oct 5th. It's behind a Sagebrush Steakhouse and has a small local brewery a few doors down!

Awesome pictures everyone! Beautiful layout! Sam, I would really like to come to the open house but it would be a pretty long drive from Kansas, and I will also be in Branson at the time.

Sam

Is that being advertized ? Waynesville, right?

Larry

Having our 1st Open House in this facility Saturday Oct 5th. It's behind a Sagebrush Steakhouse and has a small local brewery a few doors down!

Larry Yes.  This coming Saturday to be exact.  It would be nice to see a few Forum people show up!

Our home layout was featured in one of the magazines in their October issue and I thought I'd post a few photos that were not shown because we didn't submit them.

Suggest you right-click and view images in new window. Then you can scroll larger pictures.

First is similar to the cover shot w/out the 'clutter'

These PA's are done in the Denver & Rio Grande 'Aspen Leaf' scheme. There are HO and N scale models available but I'd never seen one in O so we painted a Williams Warbonnet and rebuilt the fuel tanks to avoid the 'high-water' look of the stock Williams diesels

The handsome viaduct that creates the two approaches to the T Reproductions Hellgate Bridge were custom built by Forum member Tim W (I love bridges) and span almost 14 feet.

There was an article on 'waterfalls' but ours didn't make it!

 MTH No 5344 circa 1996 can still hold its own as a fine scale model

More waterfalls....

There are a LOT of waterfalls in these NC mountains!

Living dangerously - can you see the boater and the sunbather on the rock on the right?

Two "Ohio" single A diesels on parallel tracks

Another view of the MTH Scale Hudson on the left and K-Line No 5343 to the right. 

Two custom painted Lionel 2343s