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O Scale Train Layout at Macy's Herald Square New York City Store

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Uploaded by on Oct 6, 2009

www.smarttinc.com presents . . .The magic of electric trains circling the Christmas tree is captured here in this charming scene sponsored by MTH Electric Trains at Macy*s in New York City. As the kids line up to see Santa after his grand entry from the Macy*s Thanksgiving Day Parade, they pass through a maze of dancing penguins, singing trees, and most, anticipated of all, the SMARTT / MTH layout.

Three independent mainlines circle continuously as animated accessories of all sorts start and stop of their own accord. Snow covered peaks surrounding Santas workshop greet the happy guests as locomotives pull flatcars full of ornaments round the snowy expanse and across intricate trestle bridges. Down below, cars are lining up at the animated McDonalds and 50s Drive-in, a fire truck roars out of the firehouse with siren blaring, and the car wash and gas station are delivering full service to their patrons.

Outside town, the local train yard is just as animated, with working freight platforms and an oil tank that fills and empties.
All the while, the flickering campfire outside the yard office keeps the workers toasty warm as they watch the passenger trains roar by, filled with folks on their way home to Christmas dinner.

This layout is only the tip of what can be accomplished with a combination of SMARTTs custom work and the spectacular operating accessories available on the market today.

A modern, completely automated crowd pleaser is easily realized and can even be made modular so that it can be easily set up and taken down every year with minimal effort.

See more at www.smarttinc.com

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  • How did you do your snow??

  • @volvotn I'd like to say that there is one easy technique, but actually there are a number depending on the area of application and the durability required. There are some good over the counter snow products that we have used in recent years that are available at the local Arts and Crafts store under various names.

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  • great layout take a look at mine

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