An HO Scale layout loosely based on the Chicago Line running from Cleveland, Ohio westward to the OH/IN state line.
I finally got the PayPal link active on the 4 sale page, so I’ll start adding items that I’m looking to move to new homes. I still need to figure out how to get it to work with multiple items, but in the mean time, shipping anywhere in the USA will be included in the…
This past weekend, my son and I drove up to Novi, MI for the National Train Show. We went on Sunday due to some conflicts we had on Saturday and walked around for about 4.5 hours. This is the first NTS that I’ve attended and I don’t know what it’s been like in the past,…
The next in the series is the Amtrak station. This was built from the Walthers Cornerstone kit that is a good representation of most Midwest facilities I’ve seen while riding on the long distance trains. It’s also a great way to relax and see the countryside, but that’s another story… 🙂 The corner piece was…
My home layout hosts Norfolk Southern operations from the late 2000’s up until today. The HO Scale layout is loosely based on the former Conrail Chicago mainline between Cleveland and Chicago. Upwards of 100 trains a day operate on this double main.
Occasionally, I’ll run trains from the late 1970’s as Conrail was beginning it’s journey of incorporating all of the bankrupt rail lines into the lean, profitable operation it became before being split between CSX and Norfolk Southern on June 1, 1999
Welcome to the Chicago Line 