The Cat - and my Youngstown & Southern RWY - are out of the bag

Paul,

Your layout is worthy of this honor!

 

I decided a long time ago that when I grow up I want scenery like Paul Lally, locos that perform flawlessly like Railroad Guy and track as good as CWEX. If I can get there I too will have a first class layout such as yours.

 

Congratulations, malcolm

Paul and Malcom

Both layouts are star quality, makes me want to get restarted on a small 2 rail switching layout

Mike P

Congrats and nice work.
That caboose shot is a winner.

Bert

Very nice. Is the signal bridge an electrified Plasticville or the new Z-stuff?

Congrats Paul!  Terrific work!
Brother Love, would those three accomplishments be called a trinity?  Trifecta? 
Btw- Paul, you're the inspiration that my open basement ceiling is painted dark grey, I thinks your's is black if I recall.  Makes it go away.  Does that young fella still help you?

Congratulations Paul. I look forward to seeing and reading the article.

Always like viewing photos with great scenery like yours and pick up(steal) some new ideas for my own layout.  THANKS

Congrats Paul, such a great layout and a great read. 

 

Malcolm I'll trade you my track for your modeling skills... 

Yes, very nice.  They keep this up, and I will re- subscribe.  Would not take more an one two-rail article per issue.  Congratulations!

 

Actually, all it would take is more 3- rail scale!

Just read your article.  Thanks!  By the way, as a child I loved the trolley in the opening scenes of Mr. Rogers! Nice job with that too! 

Congratulations, Paul. I was following some of the construction you were doing, particularly the coal loading facility using a modified MTH crane. Great work, and again, congratulations.

Congratulations Paul. Very nicely done.

Just seeing this Paul- congrats! Fantastic work....love the colors and modeling. What color did you use to paint your rails?

We will have to get together if you are up this way.

Don

 

I am a Paul fan!  Nice work!

 

Dave