Model Train Layout Pictures 02

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These are photos sent in by members so you can view them and get some ideas and inspiration.

Prepare yourself as these photos are amazing.

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Section of an O-Scale Model Railroad
# 037 – by Sean Lynch
O-Scale Model Railroad, a "Wall of Death"
# 038 – by Sean Lynch
 A Complex Model Railroad with Lots of Twists and Bends
# 039 – by Sean Lynch
A Home-Made Model Fire Station, O-Scale
# 040 – Sean Lynch
O-Scale Building Constructed With Popsicle Sticks

# 041 – by Sean Lynch
Compact, Garage-Fitting, HO Scale Model Railroad
# 042 – by Jerry
 Model Railroad Featuring a Circus / Fare
# 043 – by Tom and Lisa Jedic
(Tuckerton Junction Railroad Co.)
Small Town Themed Model Railroad

# 044 – by Tom and Lisa Jedic

(Tuckerton Junction Railroad Co.)

 
A Closeup of A Small Model Railroad

# 045 – by Tom and Lisa Jedic

(Tuckerton Junction Railroad Co.)
A Large Collection of Model Trains, All Parked

# 046 – by Tom and Lisa Jedic

(Tuckerton Junction Railroad Co.)

 
Model Railroad Scene, Eye Candy

# 047 – by Tom and Lisa Jedic

(Tuckerton Junction Railroad Co.)

 
Model Railroad Work In Progress
# 048 – by Eric
Construction of Model Railroad

# 049 – by Tim Gaskill
Construction of Model Railroad
# 050 – by Tim Gaskill
Completed Countryside-themed Model Railroad

# 051 – by Tim Gaskill
Closeup of Model Train Mountain Scenery
# 052 – by Tim Gaskill
Model Train Bridge Around Mountainside
# 053 – by Larry Summers
Model Church on a Hill, Part of a Model Train Layout
# 054 – by Larry Summers
Model Street and Lifelike Backdrop - Part of a Model Train Layout
# 055 – by Larry Summers
Model Train Layout, a Shack-like Building
# 056 – by Larry Summers
HO-Scale Model Railroad of Uptown New York, 1950
# 057 – by Carl Cascone
Model Railroad Under Construction
# 058 – by Matthew Gates
Model Railroad Collection
# 059 – by Glenn Ritter
Model Railroad featuring a Small Town
# 060 – by Glenn Ritter
A Large Model Railroad at a Club
# 061 – by Alber Frohner
(and The Union Station Railroad Club, Dallas TX)
A Complex Small-Scale Model Railroad
# 062 – by Jim Deveney
Detailed Model Railroad Scaled American Style Train Station
# 063 – by Alex Erdei
Christmas Theme - Model Railroad
# 064 – by John Trier
Industrial Themed HO-Scale Model Railroad
# 065 – by Marc Thrasher
Model Railroad Circus Fare Scene
# 066 – by Sean Lynch
Model Railroad - Scaled Helicopter
# 067 – by Sean Lynch
Model Railroad Control Panel Area
# 068 – by Sean Lynch
Model Train HO Scale Layout
# 069 – by Sean Lynch
Model Railroad Layout - Night Time Scene
# 070 – by Frank Vito
Overview of Model Railroad
# 071 - by Frank Vito
Work in Progress of a Model Railroad
# 072 – by Steve Blashkiw
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6 Responses to “Model Train Layout Pictures 02”
  1. ROBIN TILLEY says:
    Sat at 6:42 pm

    All of the work here give me more get out and get on with my model

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  2. Rich Wilt says:
    Sat at 11:01 pm

    These photos are grait. I would like to do some of these on my set. But I don’t have the abelity to do this kind of thing.
    Rich

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  3. Richard says:
    Thu at 12:28 am

    Photo #056 by Larry Summers
    Very well done. It is my hope to build an HO layout that would include such houses. I would like to make it look like the late 1800′s to early 1900′s in the Rocky Mountains area. Your excellent weathering and the building itself would fit right in.
    If possible, I would appreciate any advice you could give me on weathering and where would it be possible to buy similar structures.
    Thank you for any help you can give me.
    Richard

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  4. Robert says:
    Wed at 6:50 pm

    Good pictures and really buildings, I hope to be able to scratch build my buildings once I construct a layout to put them on. from PennsyGG1E.

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  5. Nevo says:
    Fri at 5:45 am

    Picture 042 i like the comcept and the layout. Can you tell me the gauge and the size of the layout? I would like to do this layout for my first layout.

    Thanks Nevo

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  6. Alex Erdei says:
    Thu at 4:44 am

    Thank you for uploading pictures of my products among the other interesting pictures.
    If anyone is interested in newer and more detailed 3D wooden houses and accessories, you can visit my website at:
    Web.me.com/erdei.alex
    Thank you
    Alex

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