Post a link to your current layout.

[mikept]

Here is the link to my web site.  It hasn't been updated for a few months, as my progress has stalled lately. However, it shows my progress and a little history. Enjoy!

http://home.mchsi.com/~mtuomala/index.html

 Mike

[MisterBeasley]

This is my Railimages photo gallery for the Moose Bay Railroad:

http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/showgallery.php/cat/500/ppuser/8165

Many of these photos have appeared in WPF and other posts here.  There are a lot of "under construction" shots showing before-and-after views.  Mostly, they're in order, but when I've dug through the archives to dig up an old one to illustrate a point, sometimes you'll see one with a lot of pink foam showing.

[jep1267]

CNJ831

Clicking on the link below will take you to a slideshow illustrating my Hudson Highlands Railroad. The layout is set in eastern New York State during the autumn of 1941 at the height of fall color in the region. The layout represents a branchline that terminates in the large city of Jacksboro, NY. Steam is just beginning to give way to diesels on the HHRR but the coming of World War II will put a temporary halt to this trend.

http://s64.photobucket.com/albums/h182/CNJ831/HHRRtour/?albumview=slideshow

CNJ831

 Some nice layouts here but...CNJ your work is fantasmigorical . Truly inspiring.

[P & LE RR]

here is mine CSX Bethlehem Branch

[skytop35]

Here's a link to my site The Skybottom Lounge

[larak]

 

[Anonymous]

Here's mine:

White River Southern Railroad Website

My Videos - Look for WRS

[cacole]

 Here's a link to 3 layouts:  The club layout of an HO scale club I belong to, my HO scale home layout, and my G-scale back yard layout:

http://members.cox.net/cacole2

 

[dtommy]

Here's mine:

http://home.centurytel.net/otrailroad/otrr.htm

 

Tom
Owensville Terminal RR

[CSX_road_slug]

As of 2 1/2 yrs ago: http://ironbelt.net/nmra_2006_index.html 

[fmilhaupt]

The layout I've been working on for over ten years, now:

http://www.railsonwheels.com/ors - The Operations Road Show layout.

(Coming to the Hartford National 2009 NMRA National Convention in July, 2009)

[RRTrainman]

Click the picture or goto my home page under contacts.

[Robby P.]

Great looking layouts.   I have no shots of my layout .  Give me a week or so, its gettng there.  Well the track laying is.

[CNJ831]

Clicking on the link below will take you to a slideshow illustrating my Hudson Highlands Railroad. The layout is set in eastern New York State during the autumn of 1941 at the height of fall color in the region. The layout represents a branchline that terminates in the large city of Jacksboro, NY. Steam is just beginning to give way to diesels on the HHRR but the coming of World War II will put a temporary halt to this trend.

http://s64.photobucket.com/albums/h182/CNJ831/HHRRtour/?albumview=slideshow

CNJ831

[zgardner18]

Mine isn't much since I don't have a layout but a Diorama.  I friend was nice to create me a page off of his webpage for his layout.  You can find it down at my signature too.  It also shows my plans for my future layout or as I call it my "Dream Layout".

[gmcrail]

Mine's also in the signature - you might check out the photo gallery there....

[Packers#1]

 Well, you've got links to both my blog and site in that contact button abpve this post, but here's  the album for my RR in my photobucket album, which is the thing that I most keep up to date:

http://s253.photobucket.com/albums/hh55/Packers_1/AAT%20Rwy/

Enjoy!

[Oakhurst Railroad Engineer]

With the help of my 21-year-old son, I finally have a website for my current model railroad layout. Check it out!

http://www.oakhurstrailroad.com

The Oakhurst Railroad is an HO scale model railroad running through the central Sierra town of Oakhurst, California. Although no real railroad ever ran through Oakhurst, the area is rich in logging and gold mining history and several railroads and logging flumes operated nearby. My parents and brothers used to live and work in Oakhurst and I spent many summers there.

The Oakhurst Railroad is a two level point-to-point railroad with a helix and an optional continuous run.  For operations, trains are put together in the Oakhurst yard and then travel to the logging or mining areas on the upper level.  Logs are taken from Camp 3 or Central Camp to the North Fork sawmill.  Cut lumber and mining ore are taken to Oakhurst for interchange with a Southern Pacific branch line that connects to the mainline in Fresno.  Passenger trains take guests to and from the Yosemite resort in Wawona.

I hope you enjoy your trip on the Oakhurst Railroad!

Marty Bradley
[e-mail]

[C&O Fan]

Here's a short slide show of my layout

http://s132.photobucket.com/albums/q4/TerryinTexas/?action=view&current=a3fa819c.pbw

 

[rogerhensley]

My layout.

http://cid.railfan.net/eci_new.html 

 

[wsdimenna]

just a photo album

http://www.flickr.com/photos/wsdimenna/collections/72157603222420889/ 

[ulf999]

Here's my modular layout

[PreferredSauce]

http://www.youtube.com/my_videos  Here are some videos of my layout , The hotel Hobby shop restauant won 2nd Prize at a NMRA convention I hope you enjoy 

[DonaldAgne]

To see Don's Dream World, click on the WWW button in my signature.

[jeffrey-wimberly]

Click on my www on my signature.

I don't see one.  Is it missing?

Click on the WWW way down at the bottom.

[myowngod]

Click on my www on my signature.

I don't see one.  Is it missing?

[myowngod]

The Pennsylvania Line

Grampy,

Simply amazing!

[Looshi]

I occasionally post about my layout on my blog. The newest post includes an updated image of my simple layout.

http://lebanonrrs.blogspot.com/

[Grampys Trains]

The Pennsylvania Line