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I began my 5' x 9' Lionel Postwar 027 layout in February 2006.  I found a track plan in the December 2003 issue of CTT Magazine.  In the following slideshow you will see my humble beginnings as I set up a temporary layout on top of my pool table and began to learn all about Lionel trains.  I soon migrated to a permanent layout in the basement and over the years have modified and added to the beginning track plan, added scenery, backdrop, electrical hookups, control panel, wall decorations and shelving for all the Lionel postwar items that I've been collecting.  The last picture shows the layout in it's current state in May 2013.  It has been a fun journey so far and I enjoy working on and running trains almost every day.  What an enjoyable and rewarding hobby!

 

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Originally Posted by lpb007:

Dave,  That is quite nice.  Where are you going to put the T W Trainworx Lionel Arch Bridge?  You have an Alco AA diesel set prominently featured in most of your photos.  Is it a 205 or a 219?  Regards, Pat B.

 

 

Pat, Right now I'm trying to figure out where to put the Trainworx bridge.  If I can't come up with a place for it on the current layout, I might hang it on the wall and use it as a shelf for special postwar Lionel engines.

The blue Alco is a 205.  It has a prominent place on my layout because this was the engine for the first trainset I received for Christmas in 1957 when I was 7 years old.

 

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