It might be a bit after the fact, but I found some photos I had taken of the Club Layout from Allentown's Spring Thaw. (I had misplaced these in another folder and just now uncovered them while cleaning out my desktop, which is why the long delay.) So for anyone who couldn't make the show...
- Mike
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One of my favorite scenes is the curved track against the wooded hills. Too many modular layouts are simple racetracks. This one takes it to the next level. Bravo.
Thanks for the photos Mike.
Some day I'll get to this show!!
Thanks for sharing the photo's
Actually the Lehigh Valley HiRailers have 2 such modules: our Rockface and the Windfarm. I generally try to space them so as to break up the "raceway". But it does not always work out that way. Just depends on my mood. In one of the more unusual setups we had I put ESS curves on either side of a 90 degree corner. It made for a very interesting corner, but the rest of the layout was just straights and 90 degree corners.
Here are a few more shots.
Chris
LVHR
Great pics......and the scene is warm! C'mon spring!
Peter
Great photos guys! That looks like a real nice modular set up.
Impressive!
Nice photos, but what's this malarkey about a Spring Thaw? We froze our butts off outside, and there was no thaw that I saw! 
Hello and thanks, Gary. I still haven't figured out how to capture motion with my iPhone camera, otherwise I would've taken more photos with actual trains in them!! 
Because the LV group were running some nice-looking O gauge models out there.
Nice photos, but what's this malarkey about a Spring Thaw? We froze our butts off outside, and there was no thaw that I saw!
Perhaps they're referring to the fact that most, if not all, of the breakfasts were hot this time?!!
Of course, I guess John Devlin got his thawed this time.
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