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Saw it yesterday.  Very nice.

Congratulations Greg. We will pick up a copy. Your photos display a really wonderful layout. No wonder they wanted to include it.

Hi Greg,

I guess this makes us classmates!

I was lucky enough to have my layout covered on TTR3 as well.

Our friends Rich Melvin and Jim Barrett are even mentioned in a ruse during my segment!

Your layout and especially your weathering talents are very impressive.

It sounds like we have a couple other popular forum members that will be appearing on TTR4.

I hope you all have as much fun as we did.

Thank you Tom and Joe!

Terry J.

Greg Great honor, Just got my copy yesterday and will see it over weekend looking forward to see your layout

Steve

Greg

Congratulations on your layout being featured Toy Train Revue 3!  By the pictures your layout, it looks great!  I hope to pick up a copy of the DVD soon.  I also read your article in January issue.  I enjoyed reading it and learning about how you build your buildings.   Ken

Greg,

Congratulations!, Are in order. Tom & Joe have their fingers in so many different pies these days. All we can do is look forward to each and every release. Once again, Congratulations!

"Pappy"

I got a bit worried when Tom McComas didn't show up at York last month.  First time I had ever seen him miss a York meet.  I had intended to buy No. 3 at York as I traded e-mails with his office staff a couple weeks beforehand & they said it was going to be on sale then.... No Tom.   Will have to mail order.

Greg, very nice photos.  Thanks for sharing!

We will be included in TTR4..... 

We will be included in TTR4.....

I am looking forward to seeing your "smallest Christmas Layout", Steve.

I saw a post on TM's Facebook page yesterday that Toy Train Revue Part 4 is being duplicated now and should ship in 5 days. 

We sure are.

While we are pointing out individual contributions to Toy Train Revue 3 (in full disclosure, the prewar Gilbert Flyer 3/16” scale O gauge segment is my humble collaboration with Tom and Joe), we should also recognize that there are several segments in TTR3 not mentioned in this thread that are worthy one’s attention and enjoyment. For one example, the restoration of the Eden Springs live steam railway is an ongoing Herculean task. Many good things to cite, a synopsis for which is offered for your consideration here …

https://ogrforum.com/t...a-review-of-a-review

Enjoy.

Bob

Hi Bob,

I'm glad you spoke up because I wanted to let you know, as well as everyone else on the forum, what an awesome presentation you did for TTR3.

You are definitely a scholar of everything Flyer and have amassed an amazing collection.

I have to admit that I don't pay much attention to AF articles, etc. but I was riveted to the screen with your segment.

Good job and thank you for your review-of-a-review. Well done!

BTW, you and Dennis have an open invitation to re-visit my layout anytime.

Terry

If the management perceives the need and is able to do so, I say 'merge'.

Bob