"Germantown" station viewed from overhead. The scenery faithfully includes the family tradition of gravel roads and mountain paper, started in the 1920s!
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Gilbert American Flyer 3/16" scale S gauge UP Northern and a (1956) New Haven "Clipper" ALCo PA passing through "Germantown". Note the similarity between this Northern and its 0 gauge cousin in the next picture!
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Prewar style layout (circa 2001) on which both 0 and Std. gauge were operated. A 1940 prewar 3/16" scale Gilbert American Flyer freight headed by a NYC J3a Hudson and a passenger with Tuscan die-cast heavyweights headed by a UP 800 series Northern are ready to roll.
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A relatively current (Sept. 2006) picture of my prewar layout showing prewar Flyer and a repro MTH Blue Comet 400E. The layout is fully Legacy/TMCC capable. Note dual gauge (O and Standard) trackage.
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An AF buddy of mine calls this my "cabinet of desires" where some of the more desirable vintage Gilbert AF pieces and variations are displayed on a rotatiing basis. In addition, four "Flyonel" S gauge NASG and TCA tank cars are on top.
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The TM American Flyer S Gauge Price and Rarity Guide, 2nd edition, penned by your humble servant (available from TM Books, New Buffalo, MI).
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A display (mostly) of Gilbert ALCo PA passenger and freight sets from the 1950s. The second set from the top is my original 1953 chrome Silver Rocket set that can be seen traversing the trestle in picture 3.
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Various AF steam engines and sets from the 1940s and 50s. The '53 Trail Blazer set (Row 7) is a personal favorite. There are also a couple of rows of AF prewar 0 on lower rows. My very first train set is the 1949 No. 4901T Atlantic freight set on the top row.
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A Harbor Juction freight depot built by Mini-Craft for Gilbert.
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