The "Encourage Others Challenge": Post a picture of your layout...how many will post???

I've forgotten how to retrieve photos from my computer, plus how to post photos here (the hard drive had to be replaced some 4 months ago by Apple). However, Great Layout Adventures Volume 8 should cover me on this.

I'm still in the hording and dreaming stages. Does that count?

 Alan,  your layout is a tough one to follow......

-Pete

Here are some pics of my tiny O-16 radius Easter layout. 

My "real" layout is a switching shelf that I cannot figure out how to photograph in a complete way. 

I've posted here before, but here are some from my On30 layout, in a 11X10 foot room:

And a rather crude video from earlier:

Can't I don't have one at present. And can't find the one I started before moving. 

Some of my 1980's train show layout:

Rusty

Here is my contribution

Not a layout shot but here's a short video made recently of three Legacy diesels running on my layout.   A newer SD40-2, out front, a 3 year old GP-35 midway running as a pusher and a 8 year old GP30 in reverse bringing up the rear.  I shortened the train to shorten the video  .. A testament to Legacy control as the train never derailed, Eight years span engine age and they actually ran smooth as silk all in sinc.....

joe

Still at work...Don

My layout is "U" shaped 10' x 12'.  Still a work in progress.

It is actually hard to photograph the whole thing in one shot.  Here are some shots from different angles.

Tom

People have been able to watch the progress on my layout for the last three and a half years right here on the forum.

Here is just a small sample of what I've been up to. You can check out my layout in more depth by visiting "My dream/ nightmare layout"

WOW!   Great pics, everyone.....Here is my 6X16 home layout. A work in progress:

I really do need to take some pics from the other side......hope to be done sometime in 2018...I can really see the end in sight.

Peter

My other layout.....the River City 3 Railers Modular pike...this pic is 

The 21X34 large HiRail layout and the 6X11 small venue traditional pike.

By Thanksgiving we'll be 21X38 with another module to pair with our new bridgre module.

This layout has been contributed to by Forum members Gilly@N&W, Kanawha, JEC, USMC_Chris, myself and others.

Peter

Very nice layouts, everyone!

...and now for something a little different: My O gauge windup train layout, the Torsion Rail Lines.  It's basically a 4x8 with an extension for the engine terminal.  It has mostly vintage accessories and track to complement the clockwork trains.  Nothing fancy, just grass mat and sandpaper ballast:

My 9 by 9 layout:

My son's ceiling layout in his room:

Scott Smith

I'm in.

Wow, A lot of great looking layouts.  Here's a few pictures of my layout.

Here's a couple photos from south east Michigan

Mill City posted:

I'm still in the hording and dreaming stages. Does that count?

I suspect the Ark of the Covenant is in one of those.

Here are a few scenes taken trackside on my home road:

My 12x8 layout

Awesome layouts guys!!!!

Yes, Daughter number two is actually in the process of moving out.  In less than two weeks the wedding will be over and this room will be mine!

For the last few years, this along with the Ceiling Central have sufficed.

That Appalachian, Tampa, & Santa Fe

Alan,

    Here ya go, and thanks for starting the thread!

PCRR/Dave

The beginning of my 8 x 20 layout with a couple of bump outs. 

Great pictures everyone.  Thank you for posting.    Mike CT.

In the garden:

In the house:

Regards

Fred

A few shots of my Christmas Tree layout. Don't have any good shots of my basement layout in my phone.

Great pictures everyone, seeing everyone at different stages lets us all see what we can do as we move forward.

Started mine June of 2016 and here is where I got to by the end of summer.  36x24 multilevel.

Around the RR.