Inspiration Behind the M&K Division of the B&O
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The layout still takes up most of Don’s basement and it takes about 25 minutes for a train to complete the entire transit of the layout. The west end is a division of the B&O that they modeled. The M&K stands for Morgantown and Kingwood and is a little independent railroad that goes through the middle of the west end division and was eventually purchased by the B&O. Don talks about difficulties in creating the layout, materials used for the scenery, and other aspects of planning the layout. If you need inspiration for your layout, look no further! All the inspiration you need is throughout the layout of the B&O created by Don Cassler and his fellow model railroaders.
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