Last time, as you recall, Dr. Smith, Will and the Robot...

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Another year and another chainsaw layout bites the dust!

ok so i have an ho scale layout thats on a piece of  Extruded Polystyrene Insulation Foam Board right now the foam board sits on a standard plastic folding table that the misses picked up from target. the layout sits in the corner of the room and the misses says it makes alot of noise since its up against the wall but sue to space restrictions i cant remove it from the wall.

I thought some might enjoy a quick look at Howard Zane's massive HO Scale Piermont Division layout.

He has always been an inspiration to myself and others. This of course is a collection of video clips put together after the visit, but I hope some that have never seen his layout can enjoy the overview tour. 

Thanks, Joey

My last train setup was when I was about 12 years old.  I'm now 58 and somehow got this wild hair that it would be really cool for my grandkids (and myself) to do an around the Christmas tree layout.  My goal would be to start very simple; possibly nothing more than an oval enhanced by some of my wife's Victorian buildings.  I would like to have the layout on a partial sheet of plywood and just be able to tuck it away until each Christmas rolls around.  My question is this...what the heck are the logistics of setting up and decorating a seven foot artificial tree