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I believe in God... He's big enough to make as many life's as He sees fit and make them as smart as He wants them to be and place them anywhere in the vast universe He created. I believe in all the "book" you refer to as the Bible, the truth. Anyone who also believes in that "Book" and who knows...

wow..... God Bless !

wow.... what a great video !!!!

your layout is what "classic toy trains" is really all about, not that scale imported garbage the magazine with the same name promotes these days as "classics"... I'm really impressed with your work.

really, really nice layout ! there's really no school like the old school. It's a real joy to watch postwar in action. I'd bet my collection that the stuff that's out today won't be running some 60 years from now like the Lionel's of old do and more than likely will still be doing !!! that's j...

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that works as well, i just was looking at it from the standpoint of not having to run wires through the body shells..... I get lazy sometimes.

nice gift from Santa..... ! those 210's really bring out the 1950"s magic you've created with your layout. They're a nice mix for the steamers you run. your layout just makes me smile like a kid. you really managed to capture the catalog art work in real life. extremely nice job... still can't ...

I'm shocked... I thought your layout was MUCH bigger!!! the over view shots are amazing!!! outstanding job fooling my eyes. I thought it was at least a 20X16 !!!!

beautifully done!!!!

Now this is what a train layout should look like !!! Love the dep.56 with the O gauge. A perfect match made in Heaven. very nice. makes me feel like I did when I was little.!!!

brother, you've taken "wow" to a new level. just how large is your layout?

real nice job. perfect scenery to let the trains be the stars. how did you make the guard rail for your highway? i couldn't find anything like you have. I had to make mine old school polls and cables. Super nice collection you have to run as well. I'd like to be around sixty years from now to see...

really nice job !!! all old school 1950's look but ramped up. I could feel the magic.

awesome job!

nice progress. nice video. what did you use for ballast? looks real good!

so nice to see post war Lionel's in a high rail environment. the old ones are still the best. Not like the imported garbage we're offered today. Your layout design is completely over the top and the way you used the space you have is not only realistic but totally believable. really really nice j...

double motive power sure makes a modern layout look great i think. too many folks won"t spring for the dummy unit and that just makes thing look wrong. Rarely do you see a main line freight with single motive power unless I

it just shifting. Looks good. keep up the great work.

real nice job on the layout. done the way it was meant to be done from the beginning. it took me back to the 50"s again. couldn't agree more though, the new stuff might be more detailed but it won"t stand the test of time that the old stuff did and still does. real nice job.

nice job on the scenery to compliment the excellent motive power and consists. how did you make the guard rails for the highways?

nice job Lee, I'm proud of you! maybe one day i'll find my nitch in life.

total old school wow factor off the charts!!!!! nice job !

nicely done O27 gauge layout.

really nice job on the layout. not sure of the size but a lot of great detail from what your showing. looks real good.

the roads were made from drawer liners I found at the local Lowe's home improvement store. cut to 4.5 inches and able to make my own non cookie cutter looking intersections. the likes were made from pin striping tape I got at the local auto parts store. thanks for the comments !!!