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Wow impressive Brent! Truly impressive.

This is a sweet layout you have. Always wanted to put a train with my slots. Love it! Gave you a sub! Look forward to seeing more! Great job on the crossover! Race On!

Great layout is there a parts list and plans

I acquired a Lionel Pratt’s Hollow Phantom back in March and acquired the matching passenger cars back in May

Hi! I made it 51 seconds in! BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice one

Bums lol awesome video

Nice compact layout. Not too fancy. Very functional. 😊

Sir, I know I can deaden the sound of the train using cork roadbed and homasote, but what about superstreet tracks? Is there anything that can be used to deaden the sound from the cars on the superstreet? Thank you for your time Sincerely Allan

Hello Sir, I have been watching for awhile some of your earlier videos and your current videos I'm very impressed with your work. I Love the way you incorporate both the running of both the road and rail track the same time. I have a question about your elevated track. Did you ever do a video on the making of the concrete elevated track from design to operation? I have no experience in model railroading, but I'm willing to learn how so my layout can one day look as good as as yours. That will take years to accomplish. What is the difference between the super street and the easy street layouts? Are they interchangeable and can I run more than one car at a time on the street? In other words if I have a small town in my layout and I'm using the super street system can I have several cars on its own circuit running each direction with blocks as intersections on the road with stoplights to control the flow of traffic would that be possible? Do you think that super street or easy street makes such a system so I can have my automobiles cross the railroad tracks while the track is clear? Since the railroad has blocks for the trains to stop and go! Can the same be done placing blocks in the intersection of all streets as well as crossing the tracks before a train arrives at a crossing gate? I'm sorry this turned out to be a little confusing, but Thank you for your time I hope this could become a reality. Sincerely Allan

Terrific job and great layout, thanks for sharing.

That's a Beautiful layout! One thing that I noticed , as a neewbie; it's rare, I've noticed is the cost of the layout, is never discussed. I guess it falls under the category; if you have to ask, then maybe another hobby is what you should think about. It's really and truly a wonderful hobby to have though.

Neat usage of the Lionel piers, doubling like that.

Thanks Brent, good job!

Super cool!

You do such a great job with your models. I am going to get to start on printing out some Clever models. I watched you and want my models to look 3D like yours but don’t really have an imagination. Do you have any suggestions?

Crewtalk is ridiculous for 1862.

Can this layout be duplicated with tradtional 3 rail tubular track? thanks much!

O scale is two rail DC. O gauge is three rail AC.

This is a great layout, is there any way that I could get a copy of the SCARM file? Would gladly pay for it. Thanks

Great Layout. Enjoyed your use of a Wye on the top loop. You could easily convert the bottom reversing loop to include a figure 8 in your bottom oval and be able to reverse trains in two directions. My small 027 layout has an oval and figure 8 in one loop and double dog bone in the other, both allowing reversing in two directions with a Wye between the two main outside loops for a whole lot of reversing. ruclips.net/channel/UC45cQFSQMyx-Jebd18x7UWw Charlie

Great layout, cool cat! I wish I had a room as big as yours! Thanks for sharing!

I can't thank you enough for posting this. I have Lionel trestle for my 12x10 layout (which I am in the process of laying out) and intend to run an elevated track with a Carrera digital slot car track running on the table below. I am still looking for layout ideas and that wood you used gave me a GREAT inexpensive idea as how to get the Menards train depot that I have up to the train track. Again I cant thank you enough for posting this.

Hi Brent, I love your videos and the landscaping tips you share, especially directing us to Clever Models. I like all of yours and enjoyed seeing the closeups of the interiors was a treat this morning. Unfortunately, I can't vote for one since they are all so nicely done! I do remember a fairly recent video wherein you showed us the locomotive shop you'd built out of card stock. Way, way cool!

Great train run, love the Generals.

Very nice build. I see the Silver City tool shed in that scene as well. I just downloaded the Silver City tool shed and as soon as my supplies get here, I plan to build that one as well. So far I've completed 2 card stock models in HO scale for my HO railroad. Now that I've acquired enough Lionel 027 I'm beginning to build O scale card stock models. Cheers from an old modeler in eastern TN

This model is no longer available at Clever Models. The new freebie is the Silver City tool shed and Haunted House in O scale along with a signal tower in HO and O scale. This video is 3 years old. When they offered the Taylor's General store I downloaded it and built it for my HO scale. I also downloaded another house in HO scale and built it. You did an excellent job on the Ice House especially cutting it out free handed. Now I'm beginning to do some O scale as I got enough Lionel 027 to start a layout. Cheers from eastern TN

I've built 2 card stock models for HO scale I got years ago from the free ones on Clever Models. It was a house and the Taylor's General store. I learned how to add relief to the models. They came out better than I had anticipated. Now that I have enough Lionel 027 I'm beginning to model in O scale. I've downloaded the free ones from Clever Models, a signal tower in HO and O scale, the O scale Haunted House and the O scale Silver City tool shed. Can't wait to get started but have to wait for a couple items to get here, i.e., the toothpaste squeezer from Amazon to add the 3D effect to the O scale corrugated siding and roof material. Some of your trees look a little clumpy but others really look good. Cheers from an old modeler in eastern TN

I have that exact train set that I got for my 5th birthday back in 1973. It's in rough shape, but I just dug it out of storage and my 4 year old grandson and I are going to make it run again. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

Awesome. I did something similar years ago with my ho life like sets. I cut a slot in the car track then i heated the train track and melted it into the car track. Then i used black gasket maker to fill in the space between the two to keep them from making contact with each other. You have an awesome setup.

Will Clever models print them for you and send then to you or do you have to have a good color printer.?

Where I did it long ago with HO and now I want to do it with larger scale, like you have already done there, hope to try it with 1/32 car track. ruclips.net/video/HXun_SraLeQ/видео.html

Slow down the Train speed so you can just barely make 2 car laps at the crossing. And hopefully at that train speed the train will just be clear of the road crossing when completing the 3rd lap with the car, and now the next 2 car laps must be faster than before because you started after the train length rather than before.

Double the fun. Fail to understand why more folks don't do this or even why the slot car track companies do not make and offer a factory made crossing piece. A couple past HO companies did. I'm thinking about try to do it with G Scale and Scalextric Slot Car Track. Please share more as things develop and improve.

What happens if cop car stops in front of the train? Do you think you could recreate Dealy Plaza Kennedy assasination with tramps on train track escape?

Gave me a lot of good advice and ideas.

wow!! very nice. Looks like you put a lot of work into this. I like it.

This layout plan is exactley what I've been trying to find. Thank you so much for providing us a layout that's exciting and and easy enough for us newbies to follow. I took ton's of screen shots but if your ever willing to send the file via email please let me know. I actually have goosebumps knowing I found my future layout.. thanks again!!

Great information

Very cool! Unique cardstock buildings, a track plan with interesting operational possibilities, and TWO smooth-running steam locos that look and run well on O36. Well-done!!

Brent, I am writing an article and would like to cover your work. Respond and I will send my contact info.

Why not use 072 radius corners?

Great looking layout. With 8 foot wide why didn't you go with 072 radius turns?

That is complex as hell, but it is exceptionally good at maximizing your play value for a small space. Not all that much bigger than a sofa. I love the peek-a-boo hole in the middle for accessing derailments.

Looks like a Great Trip. Fun around every Corner. 👍

Nice rock crawling, we have a handful of the SCX10-2's, super fun to cruise around! -Ken

This is what I wanted to build but beginning I don't have digital lol to bad for lol

Full credit mate: a kit is only as good as its builder, and although it's a really nice looking kit but wow you've done a superlative job with it. I like your sound effects when you're snipping the roof tiles...

This is one awesome track plan with all K-Line switches and tracks. Thank you for sharing this incredible layout / platform with us! Amazing!!!

Good job