You can see mine through the You Tube link below.
Mike.
My You Tube
I haven’t taken a picture of my layout, only different sections of projects. My layout is rather small at 10’ x 14’. It is built on caster so that I can move it around to clean the garage.Here’s a few.This is one I took after putting up my backdrop. The back drop is from Backdrop Warehouse, it is 12’ x 4’.I think I will still be working on scenery when I croak. My layout is 33 years old.
I worked 49 years and 10 months in two-way radio communications so I had to have a mountain top radio site on my layout.My layout is rural as you can see, the houses are scratch built, a house for each of our children.When I started my layout I made a “must have list” and a double crossover was high on the list.I make as much removable on my layout as I can, this is a 2’ x 4’ module built up on my workbench. For the most of it I use Woodland Scenics trees, the WS tree armature has a mounting tab on the base that plugs into a base plate. I hid the base plates under the flocking. All my trees and power poles are removable, that way old Clumsy Mel doesn’t screw things up while working in an area.
I use Neodymium magnets to anchor my structures in place for easy removal. I like to have everything easily removable so that I can work on it on my workbench.A roundhouse and turntable was high on my list too.I left my control panel for last. I use the MRC 7000 for operating in DC mode and the Prodigy for DCC mode, one or the other not both at the same time.Mel My Model Railroad http://melvineperry.blogspot.com/ Bakersfield, California I'm beginning to realize that aging is not for wimps.
Hi everyone.
I am just starting in the hobby and I am curious to see your layout if you don't mind.
Post plenty of pictures and explanations if you want.
Stéphan