Even though Connie and I model a realistic layout, we still love the toy trains as well. We set up toy layouts at Halloween and Christmas. Here is a link to our Halloween one done last night.
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I imagine there's others on this site like myself that don't use Facebook....
Mine is now 15 years old.
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Cool layout Jim!
Like the Harry Potter touch too!
I have one. It was in OGR Run 245 (Nov 2010). We have used it with our modular club on numerous occasions. It has seen some abuse over the years. I am in the process of making the scenery presentable again. Five runs are planned over the next few weeks. Midlothian Day, Two Trunk-or-Treats, Halloween at home, and Ashland Train Day.
Thanks to Mr Muffin, I have a new ES44AC Halloween locomotive. The layout is now plug-&-play for DCS Remote Commander. Got the Pumpkin smoke, gonna run it like I stole it!
Pictures later.
If you do make sure you submit a photo on the TrainWorld / O Gauge Railroading Halloween Contest thread https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/...d-halloween-giveaway
We don't have a Halloween layout but our layout does get invaded by monsters every Halloween
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I have a permanent layout so I usually add a horror movie double feature to my theatre for halloween.
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The G&O has an annual Halloween show. Here are some photos from last year. This year's show will be on Saturday, October 28 from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Not yet, but getting closer.
bluelinec4 posted:We don't have a Halloween layout but our layout does get invaded by monsters every Halloween
Bluelinec4, is that your own model of the DL&W Newark Broad St. Station? If it is a kit, who makes this? If I am wrong about it being Newark, let me know. Any way, it is a sweet looking station.
Gene H posted:I have a permanent layout so I usually add a horror movie double feature to my theatre for halloween.
Gene, I have this same Ameri-Towne Palace Movie Theater which I'm planning to build. It's the only building in the Ameri-Towne series that's sold without photo graphics for its interior, but it looks like yours does have an interior. Would you please post a few close-up shots of the front showing the ticket booth and interior lobby area? Btw, if yours does indeed have a photo interior and ticket booth, what did you use and where did you get it?
