I have always loved his layout! First saw it on vhs when I was about 8 years old in a TM Books and Video Lionel movie, im now 34 and still love this hobby.
This was easily one of the best hi-rail layouts ever made, especially with that sublime catenary system. I met with Bob LaVessi of the NYSoME, who helped design the catenary, before COVID and told me the layout is no more, which is a real shame.
It’s great to see Ron and his layout are still around! I had a VHS tape when I was a kid, called “America’s best model trains” that featured him and I’ve just recently showed it to my son for the first time.
This Is One Of The Legendary Layouts, Thanks For The Indepth Look At This One, What Makes Me Feel Good Watching This Was The Bonds Of Fellowship That This Hobby Fosters. I Hope Ron Is Well, Hate To Hear That Walt Has Passed On.
I remember I first saw this in Part 5 of TM’s “Great Toy Train Layouts of America” It’s nice to see that Ron and Walt’s masterpiece is still going strong to this day.
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I have always loved his layout! First saw it on vhs when I was about 8 years old in a TM Books and Video Lionel movie, im now 34 and still love this hobby.
Came here to tell the exact same story, I damn near wore that thing out as a kid.
I had that same VHS assuming the vhs I had was the exact same as yours.
Nice to see an updated video it was first featured in 1992
detailed but without the clutter you see on so many layouts-love the conventional operation-a very good job!
I see he changed out the ZWs he had for MTH ones.
Great story, awesome layout.
This was easily one of the best hi-rail layouts ever made, especially with that sublime catenary system.
I met with Bob LaVessi of the NYSoME, who helped design the catenary, before COVID and told me the layout is no more, which is a real shame.
Nice to see ron is still alive and well
Not only a very exceptional layout, but such words of wisdom. Thank you very much.
It’s great to see Ron and his layout are still around! I had a VHS tape when I was a kid, called “America’s best model trains” that featured him and I’ve just recently showed it to my son for the first time.
Always a great story to hear…….fabulous layout!
This Is One Of The Legendary Layouts, Thanks For The Indepth Look At This One,
What Makes Me Feel Good Watching This Was The Bonds Of Fellowship That This Hobby
Fosters. I Hope Ron Is Well, Hate To Hear That Walt Has Passed On.
This is a pretty dang cool story and layout.
I remember I first saw this in Part 5 of TM’s “Great Toy Train Layouts of America” It’s nice to see that Ron and Walt’s masterpiece is still going strong to this day.
Nice story, nice layout, some nice operating accessories and great photography!
Ron Zweig’s layout is incredible.
Excellent layout!!!
omg such an amazing layout ,thank you so very much for sharing this master piece
Great vidio, like the layout specially the circus tent.Thanks for the morning coffee...
Fabulous pike, and a good story too.
You have catenary... That is so awesome.....! 👍👍
One word, "AWESOME".
Very nice layout
Amazing layout.
AWESOME
Thank you for the share * Happy Rails *
The "perfect city." Sounds like Roseville, California.
Awesome layout. Does anybody knows the actual size? Thanks in advance if so
I can envision Frank Ellison grinning at [05:10].
Wonder if Ron has a Carter's Little River Mills somewhere?
I see he replaced his ZW transformers with MTH ones. I also like how he took an N scale train and made it into a park train.
Wow
Where can you get engines like West Maryland no. 6?
@@Seth-g7i Right here: www.lionel.com/products/western-maryland-tmcc-3-truck-shay-locomotive-6-6-11157/