Model Railroading > POV of Corner Field Model Railroad Museum - Whole View!!!

Decided since no one has really ever posted a video of photo on Train Orders of our museum, I thought I would do a POV which means a Point of View meaning, person point of view like a customer would see. Now as you know, your not seeing everything on our layout, but gives you an idea of what it is. But still, you have to see it in person to really exprience.

Here are 3 videos & few photos of our museum layout at Corner Field Model Railroad Museum & Hobby Shop that I took using my Cell Phone.

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There are so many interesting scenes on your layout that this is only a small taste of what is there. Even if a person saw all your layout this way on videos, there would be a number of vignettes missed because one needs to get up-close and personal on a couple visits to have some idea of the complexity of this layout.
Bob

Where is this?

Bill Deaver
Tehachapi, CA

WOW.......OUTSTANDING!!!
 

it's in Middlefield OH...east of Cleveland....check the web site via google

Neat Tom always enjoy...

Ed

I just finished spending several thousand for a O gauge shelf layout (including new MTH engines) that is 50 x 2 feet.....your layout is many times the size if mine.....looks like hundreds of thousands went into it....I will have to try to get over there to see it...a bit of a trip (250 mi) from Indy...but it should be worth it.

LX15840 Wrote:
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> I just finished spending several thousand for a O
> gauge shelf layout (including new MTH engines)
> that is 50 x 2 feet.....your layout is many times
> the size if mine.....looks like hundreds of
> thousands went into it....I will have to try to
> get over there to see it...a bit of a trip (250
> mi) from Indy...but it should be worth it.

No, it's no where near that. This is part of my whole families of 60+ years worth of trains. As a family, we built this and became the largest family owned model railroad in the state of Ohio. It's totally priceless to get back all the memories of how many different people passed of the ones who had quite a lot of the model buildings and quite a lot just given to us. Plus buildings from Mack Lowry's layout known as Railways of America from the 60's.

Impressive....