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Check out member John Pirrello’s collection of GG1’s. See how many you can name running in this short video clip and the road names. There is a longer video back in our YouTube channels catalog if you want to see more of John’s, beautiful layout in its entirety.
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Take a tour of Andy Dubill's home layout which is featured in the February 2021 issue of 'The Lion Roars'. Andy returned to model railroading in 2002 after a hiatus of 42 years. Andy also remains active in the Boy Scouts and his layout features an old Boy Scout camp as a centerpiece.
The layout was started in 2002 and is intended to represent a Lionel toy train layout from the 1950's. Andy focuses mostly on Lionel but trains and accessories from other manufacturers are represented. While never really finished, at 16 feet by 20 feet it has over 250 feet of ballasted track and can handle three trains at one time. The layout runs over tubular track using conventional control with several LionChief+ trains that are powered by seven Postwar Lionel ZW transformers. Andy and his wife Sue enjoy all that model trains and the LCCA has to offer.
extended tour of one of the finest layouts in all of Kansas!
Take a tour of Andy Dubill's home layout which is featured in the February 2021 issue of 'The Lion Roars'. Andy returned to model railroading in 2002 after a hiatus of 42 years. Andy also remains active in the Boy Scouts and his layout features an old Boy Scout camp as a centerpiece.
The layout was started in 2002 and is intended to represent a Lionel toy train layout from the 1950's. Andy focuses mostly on Lionel but trains and accessories from other manufacturers are represented. While never really finished, at 16 feet by 20 feet it has over 250 feet of ballasted track and can handle three trains at one time. The layout runs over tubular track using conventional control with several LionChief+ trains that are powered by seven Postwar Lionel ZW transformers. Andy and his wife Sue enjoy all that model trains and the LCCA has to offer.
extended tour of one of the finest layouts in all of Kansas!