Fantastic layout. I can appreciate all the hard work and patience that went into putting that layout together. Just beautiful. I never owned any American Flyer trains when I was a child.
Magnificent layout and AF collection. Thanks for sharing the work and genius of design. Every view was inspiring and touched my heart. .... all the best, ALL from Louisiana
Jamie Partington , Link coupler trains look really special. Is that the 282 mountaineer 6 car set from 1953? Don't convert the couplers. knuckles look funny on link cars!
Any AF b unit that I've seen isn't powered. So that huge northern Pacific he was running with the A-B-B-A configuration plus 2 box cars and 9 streamliners is all being pulled by the one single front A unit. AF's with pull-mor could really PULL MORE.
Is that the 2012 steam, heavyweights set? Lionel made the Alton and Blue Comet Heavy weight steam engine sets too Early 2000s were great years for Lionel American flyer. They should promote more of those sets in the 2100s! The perfect scale for sleek looks and limited spaces that O gauge is way to big for. Two rail track is realistic while HO is too small for many older people with poor eyesight.
Is that freedom train American Flyer? I see one in the TM 2012 guide book. I know I see a lot of S gauge items on your layout that is not AF. Even tho I like only 100% American Flyer layouts I think your display is really great. I own a big collection of hard to find AF freight cars. Most in original boxes and the rest in new repro boxes. Never wanted any of that other S gauge stuff since I never liked the looks of any of it. Gilbert made the best realistic toy trains and Lionel is making lots of really nice traditional Gilbert AF. I don't like that weird stuff from Lionel that Gilbert never made. I have the NYC passenger set with all extra cars and B unit. A beautiful set. Keep running your traditional stuff new and old and I will watch for more.
Those circus cars and long white cattle cars must be all custom made. They were never made by Gilbert or Lionel AF. I think I see a 2012 Cresent limited Pacific and Heavyweight set. Am I right?
I have been going thru my AF 2012 catalog and I wonder if you have ever seen the Crescent Limited set on page 14. A gorgeous Southern Pacific with lots of detail like HO with a green, red, and silver paint job with yellow Cresent Limited markings. 4 heavyweights with more style than 0 gauge could ever hope to have and it is real model train scale only American Flyer and HO have. When I look at beauty on this level it is hard to even imagine anything like those cylindrical hoppers can be made by the same company! Those hoppers are by far the uglyest things I have ever seen. All the non traditional cars are allmost as bad. I know I would never want any of it.
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This is the first and only American Flyer layout I have ever seen that shows the utilization of the cardboard trestle and tower set, Bravo!
Just simply incredible! Love the McDonald's!
Beautiful layout!
Beautiful layout. Nothing like good old American Flyer Trains.
Fantastic layout, beautifully detailed. Best s scale I have seen, well done!
Fantastic layout. I can appreciate all the hard work and patience that went into putting that layout together. Just beautiful. I never owned any American Flyer trains when I was a child.
Magnificent layout and AF collection. Thanks for sharing the work and genius of design. Every view was inspiring and touched my heart. .... all the best, ALL from Louisiana
Wow! That has to be the best Am Flyer layout I have ever seen. Well done! Good for you.
What a magnificent display of S Gauge trains. The entire layout and scenery is top notch. You certainly are living the dream Larry.
The paint schemes on the trains are the best I ever saw, outstanding Larry.i love the Ski mountain
The track work and type on the layout is outstanding. Very nice
Magnificent !!!!!
Love it !!!!!Keep having fun running your American Flyer trains.
That is simply amazing !! I just got into it with a small 282 set. What you have there is almost as big as my house. LOL
Jamie Partington , Link coupler trains look really special. Is that the 282 mountaineer 6 car set from 1953? Don't convert the couplers. knuckles look funny on link cars!
I'm not sure if it's the mountaineer set, I have five cars with it. Yeah I wont be changing the couplers, don't see a reason to.
This is a serious American Flyer layout. Let me rephrase that a railroad.
Very nice.
Amazing layout! Where is it? Would it be possible to visit? Any relation to the Blackhawk Down Shughart?
Super
The PA B units are they powered or dummy units?
Any AF b unit that I've seen isn't powered. So that huge northern Pacific he was running with the A-B-B-A configuration plus 2 box cars and 9 streamliners is all being pulled by the one single front A unit. AF's with pull-mor could really PULL MORE.
Is that the 2012 steam, heavyweights set? Lionel made the Alton and Blue Comet Heavy weight steam engine sets too
Early 2000s were great years for Lionel American flyer. They should promote more of those sets in the 2100s! The perfect scale for sleek looks and limited spaces that O gauge is way to big for. Two rail track is realistic while HO is too small for many older people with poor eyesight.
Is that freedom train American Flyer? I see one in the TM 2012 guide book. I know I see a lot of S gauge items on your layout that is not AF. Even tho I like only 100% American Flyer layouts I think your display is really great. I own a big collection of hard to find AF freight cars. Most in original boxes and the rest in new repro boxes. Never wanted any of that other S gauge stuff since I never liked the looks of any of it. Gilbert made the best realistic toy trains and Lionel is making lots of really nice traditional Gilbert AF. I don't like that weird stuff from Lionel that Gilbert never made. I have the NYC passenger set with all extra cars and B unit. A beautiful set. Keep running your traditional stuff new and old and I will watch for more.
Those circus cars and long white cattle cars must be all custom made. They were never made by Gilbert or Lionel AF. I think I see a 2012 Cresent limited Pacific and Heavyweight set. Am I right?
I have been going thru my AF 2012 catalog and I wonder if you have ever seen the Crescent Limited set on page 14. A gorgeous Southern Pacific with lots of detail like HO with a green, red, and silver paint job with yellow Cresent Limited markings. 4 heavyweights with more style than 0 gauge could ever hope to have and it is real model train scale only American Flyer and HO have. When I look at beauty on this level it is hard to even imagine anything like those cylindrical hoppers can be made by the same company! Those hoppers are by far the uglyest things I have ever seen. All the non traditional cars are allmost as bad. I know I would never want any of it.