Peter’s been in touch again.
He’s been kind enough to send in some more pics of his stunning layout.
If you missed his last post, it’s here (he also wrote a wonderful narrative too).
“Hi Al, various scenes from my O scale 2 rail, from humble beginnings to detail… thx and be well!
Peter”
(All images are clickable)
Stunning stuff and some wonderful scenes. It’s a wonderful layout to revisit with new pics.
A huge thanks to Peter.
That’s all for today folks – hope you enjoyed it as much as me.
Please do keep ’em coming – just mail me your pics, hints and tips.
And don’t forget the Beginner’s Guide if you want to get going on your layout.
Best
Al
PS Latest ebay cheat sheet is here
It’s refreshing to see some really nice detail work here!
Beautiful layout,would love to see in action .Especially the bump on that guys head from that rolling pin,lol!
EXCELLENT !
Great layout1 Love all the details!
Really nice layout. Funnily enough it gets more difficult to detail in the larger scales as more is attention to detail is needed and it shows the slightest omission or error.
Amazing detail. Very nice layout and in O scale, my favorite!
Signs of the times modeling crime makes for an interesting time capsule. Well done.
Outstanding layout,could we see m9re
Great layout, reminds me of the Boston & Maine four track mainline and neighborhood near my childhood home. Thanks
Beautiful layout, Peter! Love the graffiti, and the detail is great.
Finally, some O scale layouts are featured. The photos are helpful. I cannot wait until I start my layout. Thanks
The detail in this layout is quite astonishing. What an amazing set of scenes. I love the Rio Grande loco in the one picture. What an iconic machine.
Beautiful, Peter…And WOW!!…A Sunliner…Never knew they made that model…Mike
Really Fantastic Work ~ I really appreciate all the time and effort that you’ve dedicated to your beautiful layout ~ thank you for sharing, Peter.
woww…really great stuff Pete….
lotsa fine detail….
I love O guage especially 2 rail
keep em runnin fellas
stjohn in long beach calif
Is it a point-to-point layout then with no run-around, or does the track diagram display perhaps just show the yard sidings?
I enjoy it when a touch of whimsy is portrayed on a layout. Great job, thanks for sharing!!!
exceptional in every way Pete. Just beautiful. Great work!
Wow !!!! I love it. You do excellent work. Thanks for sharing.
Please tell me how or where to find out how to do a layout diagram with toggle switches.
Awesome Job. I’d love to see it run. Keep up the great work. It looks outstanding.
nice work
A wonderful piece of work.
Although it seems to me that the red and white car seems to be a little over scale,
as it is as long as the railway car.
Love the layout, and especially the humour!
TY all, appreciate your nice comments and I thank Al for posting. The control panel is for switch machines for sidings, it will be a run around eventually as I am hardly finished. Peter
overwhelming pictures. the detail is so precise. thanks for sharing.
Great detail, but the spray paint that is an anachronism.
I loved this layout. Id love to get into O scale but I don’t like 3 rails. Who makes good 2 rail O scale? Any help would be appreciated.
Hi, I love layouts that use figures to tell little vignettes. I would love to know where Pete gets his figures.
Nicely done. You’ve created some interesting and realistic scenes. Thanks for sharing.
Great attention to detail, loved the guy painting on the wall, and the old car up on blocks great job.
Amazing work and attention to detail. Love the 0 scale!
Hi who makes o scale with two rails. I have o scale but it’s three rail . Would love to have two rail. Thank you
Sharp layout!! like the 2 rail look! nice scenery job, Join OGR think you would enjoy
Have a Happy New Year
Peter,
Absolutely love your layout; stunning attention to detail. As a few others have requested, where did you get the action figures? I’m doing a layout on O scale 3 rail; buildings are easy to find, although expensive, but figures are really hard to locate.
To the folks who asked for the manufacturer of 2 rail O scale — I believe Atlas makes that but it’s DC, not AC so the engines are not interchangeable..
Beautifully done details – stunning