Very nice layout!

Neat trains. Your layout has an awsome 50/60's vibe.

I like what you are doing. I got caught in the transition period. I have tubular track and mostly conventional trains. Now all the new track and trains are out. I'm still running conventional power, but i have a couple of newer engines. I like conventional power and older accessories.

That is a perfect layout. I wish I had the room for that! Beautiful!

Nice layout. I like to see trains running in opposite directions when possible. Peace.

Very nice layout David.! 👍🏻Mark 😀

Love the postwar Lionel stuff!

Just found your channel, new subscriber nice layout and awesome trains 😊👍

Outstanding layout, does your Diner serve meatloaf?

I have a 2328 also. You have a very nice layout. I enjoyed watching your trains going on different tracks around the layout..

Very nice. Personally, I like running the older Bakelite heavyweight 'Irvington' cars behind my GP7s. Operating milk car, REA reefer, two heavyweights, makes for a very nice branchline train.

Nice Railroad.

Nice layout!

AWESOME

Reminds me of the set I had.

Nice!! What size is your layout?

@davidwilk5160

2 жыл бұрын

It's 10x13

Nice layout! What is the dimensions of your layout? Thank you.

@davidwilk5160

Жыл бұрын

The layout is 10by 13 feet.

@ronaldlynch2120

Жыл бұрын

By. Looking at. Those sharp degree curved tracks it. Looks like a train. Layout would work well in a. Smaller room taking up less. Space

Is that a 8'x 16' layout??

@davidwilk5160

Жыл бұрын

The layout is 10x13.

Very nice set up, but should you not have the GP turned around the other way. But then again that might depend on the railroad or the engine control design. However I always figured the short end on a diesel was the front, except for switcher engines and the FM's

@davidwilk5160

2 жыл бұрын

I have every lionel catalog from 1949 to 1963 and every GP7 and GP9 pictured in them shows the cab in the rear while pulling a train so that is the basis for my use.

@stevefleming2176

Жыл бұрын

Depended on the railroad, and what they deemed F. or front. Some had dual controls so could go either way.

@tableseven8133

Жыл бұрын

@@stevefleming2176 Yes the first GP's I recall seeing were the ones with the lower hood and usually they ran those with the short end, low hood in the front, but as I found out that is not always the case. Apparently the high hood ones were ran like the steam engines with the longer part out front.

@richardroberts2053

Жыл бұрын

@tableseven I was actually just thinking the same thing!

@MilwaukeeF40C

Жыл бұрын

CB&Q did not even paint any geeps passenger silver as far as I know. Many railroads' passenger geeps ran long hood forward or had dual controls mainly for commuter service.

im 66 years old gonna start my first train set i wanna do a military layout in honor of my dad and uncles who served in ww11