Viewing from Rhode Island! Would love to come and visit sometime, ive been a fan of lionel and o gauge since I was very young and I still get excited by the sight of o gauge trains
Wonderful layout update video Steve!! It’s great to see all the changes throughout the years both through video and in person. Although we all know a layout is “never truly finished ” 😉!! Great video my friend!
When I built it some 20-25 years ago I think it was about 6-9 months. But it never was finished as my wife got sick with Cancer. She was going to do all of the scenery, but could not tolerate the smell of paints and dust from scenery. After she passed I was talking to a past president of the LCCA and the next thing I know I am getting the layout ready for photo shoot and article for their publication. I hope this answers your question.
Fantastic!!!
That was a fantastic update Steve! I really enjoyed the video. I really like the improvements you made. Great work! Frank👍💯
Thanks
Viewing from Rhode Island! Would love to come and visit sometime, ive been a fan of lionel and o gauge since I was very young and I still get excited by the sight of o gauge trains
Wonderful video. Loved the guided tour.
Thanks so much!
Looking great Stephen!
The layout looks great Steve! Really enjoyed the before and after pics!
Great video, Steve! The layout looks awesome, and you did a beautiful job showing the "before" and "after" and narrating the video. Bill B.
Wonderful layout update video Steve!! It’s great to see all the changes throughout the years both through video and in person. Although we all know a layout is “never truly finished ” 😉!! Great video my friend!
Steve, that was excellent! First of all congrats on 800 subs! Secondly, congrats on finishing this series! Great video!
Congratulations on 800 subscribers Stephen. I enjoyed the layout tour.
Thanks
Great update congratulations on 800 subscribers
Thanks!
@@StephenKoferl Your welcome
Thanks for update!
How long did it take you to build the layout Stephen?
When I built it some 20-25 years ago I think it was about 6-9 months. But it never was finished as my wife got sick with Cancer. She was going to do all of the scenery, but could not tolerate the smell of paints and dust from scenery. After she passed I was talking to a past president of the LCCA and the next thing I know I am getting the layout ready for photo shoot and article for their publication. I hope this answers your question.