Wortham layout

[boatman]

Like Chris, I'm impressed. All the individual trucks and cars etc make for an interesting, colourful layout.

YES Jim i throughly aggree with you as Lee has made this a wonderfull layout an everything i could not do very well done Lee an G/M Jim
Chrisb

[Airborne01]

Superb! Never ever had a train set/layout, even as a nipper, but if I did I hope it would have been something like this!
Steve

[Guest]

Gets better with each photo Lee.

[Guest]

Not impressed at all - just jealous as sin, this is the layout I always wanted but could never have....

[Lee Drennen]

HI Lee WOW this layout looks so real an i love your colourfull locos an the trucks an such very well done sir as i had a layout but nothing like this on this scale WOW im impressed
chrisb

Thanks for the kind words Chris. I been building on this since 2012 and there’s no end in site yet. The U.S. had quite the color schemes in the 50s and 60s. That’s why I chose this era for my layout.

[Lee Drennen]

Like Chris, I'm impressed. All the individual trucks and cars etc make for an interesting, colourful layout.

Thanks Jim. Yes they do. That’s one of the reasons I like modeling this time era.

[Lee Drennen]

Superb! Never ever had a train set/layout, even as a nipper, but if I did I hope it would have been something like this!
Steve

Steve thanks for the complement. I’ve always had a train set when I was kid but not on this scale. My dad bought a piece of man made material about 4x4 square for my first train set and I used that for years. I liked Trains and building model Planes back then and still do.

[Lee Drennen]

Gets better with each photo Lee.

Thanks JR. for stopping by and the complement.

[Lee Drennen]

Not impressed at all

I know your not but no sense of being “Jelly” about it Lol. I’m not when I see your awesome builds I just wonder in ALL. Thanks for the kind words Mike glad you dropped in.

[adt70hk]

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Great work Lee....it would be great to see it in person. Just a shame you're on the other side of 'the pond'!

[Nicko]

Love that CAT Scraper Lee....

Nick

[Allen Dewire]

I love it too Lee! It's so much fun to build and even more fun adding buildings and doing the landscaping. In 4 attempts at building a layout, I could never finish one, due to various reasons and then having kids. Ended up selling all my stuff...

Great work Lee....it would be great to see it in person. Just a shame you're on the other side of 'the pond'!

Andrew, grab your rubber ducky tube and start swimming Buddy!!! I'm sure Lee would meet you at the shoreline with dry clothes and a hot cuppa...

Prost
Mr. Ketchup (aka) Allen

[minitnkr]

Model railroads are meant to never be finished. Extensions, improvements to everything, additional rolling stock & locos are normal activities.

[Lee Drennen]

a shame you're on the other side of 'the pond'!

I think Allen has solved that problem lol.

[Lee Drennen]

Love that CAT Scraper Lee....

Nick

Thanks Nick one of my favorites too of my heavy equipment line up.