Inside the Track

By MRA Editors

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Take a Tour of Greg Smith’s Layout
Take a Tour of Chooch Rivard’s Layout
Take a Tour of Bill Briggs’ Layout
Take a Tour of the Newport Model Railroad Club Layout (Part 1)
Take a Tour of the Newport Model Railroad Club Layout (Part 2)
Take a Tour of Doug Hodgdon’s Citrus District Layout
Take a Tour of Brad Sveum’s Layout
Take a Tour of Ken Ziska’s Layout
Take a Tour of Ken Ziska’s Layout (Part Two)
Bob (Chooch) Rivard – Track Car Cam Montage
Bob (Chooch) Rivard – Track Car Cam Montage Part 2

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20 Responses to “Inside the Track”

  1. Rodney

    loved Doug Hodgdon's Citrus District layout. can you tell us how big it is ??

  2. DONALD

    I'd love to see something other than diesels. I model 1890 on the east coast.

  3. jay

    you don't seem to like my comments and they don't get any help about finding additional layout views!

  4. Rod Petherick

    like o see some Narrow Gauge layouts

  5. Jay Volheye

    These seem to be the SAME 10 to 11 layouts We've seen for the last 5 to 7, or so, YEARS ! ! ! What Gives? Aside from that . . .

  6. George Broad

    Enviable!

  7. Marvin Schroeder

    Part I & II were a nice casual ride on a dreary Friday afternoon. ALL A BOARD! .

  8. Mark Ryder

    Unique idea; however the countryside gets a little "old" after a while. Would like to see more on towns and older cities with people. Thanks

  9. DOUG

    It was great to see so many different ideas across the videos, and what you can achieve with time. Thanking for sharing these videos with us

  10. Dale Walis

    would be nice if the modelers would give us newbies a room dimension so that we would have a idea of how much we can put in a given space (16x22) or (10x8). I think you get the picture. I did enjoy the tours, some great work being done.