Photo Galleries
Trains. It’s what we do.
Below you’ll find a sampling of the various layouts we have on display at the club. Some of these are “travelling layouts” and can be brought to outside events.
Hint: When viewing a gallery, click any image to see full-size version. Then use the arrows at the sides of the screen to cycle through the photos in the gallery.
For more pictures from recent events, check out our Facebook page. You’ll also find videos on our YouTube page if you want to see the trains in action!
O Gauge
O gauge may not be quite as popular as HO, but it’s definitely cooler (according to the guy who designed this page).
Fleck’s Circus
An S gauge layout that was donated to the club in ????. Built over a 35 year span.
Denig’s Jewelers
An custom HO-scale layout that we designed and built for one of our sponsors, Denig’s Jewelers.
Thomas & Friends
Wherever we go, our Thomas the Tank layout is always a hit with the kids (even the 40-year-old kids).
N Scale
Our N scale layout is the spoiled little kid in the family: it has a room at the club all to itself.
HO Scale Gallery
Our main HO layout is our premier layout. It also makes appearances on our travelling road show, but moving it can be quite a chore so a good deal of advance planning is required.
O Gauge Gallery
We aren’t really allowed to say O “scale” because then all the purists will get in huff over the fact that most manufacturers play fast and loose with the definition of O scale. But they all run on the same gauge track. So O Gauge it is.
We have two O layouts at the club: a “postwar” track that uses standard 3-rail tubular track, and a newer layout made with Lionel FasTrack. The PostWar layout is modular and often makes appearances at outside events.
Fleck’s Circus Gallery
Fleck’s Circus is a custom designed S Scale layout that was donated to the club in ????. It consists of…
Denig’s Jewelers Gallery
This custom N-scale layout was commissioned by and created for Denig’s Jewelers back in 20??. The layout consists of…
Thomas & Friends
Our Thomas the Tank Engine layout is always a big hit. Not only because it’s recognized by kids everywhere, but we’ve created an interactive exhibit that allows the little ones to control the train throttle, whistle, and bells.
N Scale Gallery
No it isn’t “nano” scale… the N comes from the fact that there are 9 millimeters between the rails.
Z Scale Gallery
Last but certainly not least… well, actually it IS least. Z scale represents the smallest scale we operate.