Member's
Layout Videos:
Members that have posted videos of their layouts on YouTube are featured on the
Videos
page under "Member's Videos".
Chuck
Eral’s American Flyer Table-top Train Layout
The following link is to
Chuck Eral’s American Flyer Table-top
Train Layout blog
az-flyer.blogspot.com. A picture of
the layout is on the right. While building his current
(5'x16')Arizona Mountain to Desert model train layout he will be
updating his web site pages weekly to show his layout's
progress.
The following is a link
to his Video Library featuring
the American Flyer UP Northern 4-8-4 (with RailSound 5.0)
and other of his Flyer
videos
vimeo.com/14982599.
An American Flyer Layout
By Martin Lukatch
It is really fun to see these guys getting their flyer stuff out
and putting together layouts. I'm sending you a few photos so
you can see what I been up to. This is really my first "major
attempt" to make a S-Gauge layout.
Article & Pictures
A "Retro"
American Flyer Layout by Randy Thompson
Recently, I read the article on Tom Miller’s layout in the S Gaugian
magazine and a friend Mark from the TCA gave me a copy of the Tom Miller video.
His layout style presented a simple solution as to how I could get
my American Flyer accessories and equipment I have been collecting
out of the storage boxes and on display.
Article & Pictures
An
American Flyer Layout by Brian Snook
I have been
collecting American Flyer for the past couple of years. It
originally started when I was given my Grandfathers American
Flyer Trains at the age of five. They didn't work back then and
I didn't do much with them until a few years ago. I am now
building a large layout.
Article & Pictures
A Modular
Layout by Robert Graves
As a member of the San
Diego S-Gaugers, a club formed to promote S-Scale model
railroading in all its flavors, he has built four American Flyer
module sections for a modular layout
with ten four-foot straight modules and four corners.
Article & Pictures
A
Layout Teardown and Rebuild by Tim Brown
Tim Brown
is in the process of the tear-down and re-build of his fifth
"permanent" American Flyer based layout in his 20’ X 40’ train
room. Everything on the layout will be of American Flyer origin,
but may be modified or modernized. If you would like to follow
his progress on the build, here is a link to his blog:
http://timmysamericanflyertrains.blogspot.com
A "Real Work In Progress" By Mike Prell
Mike is
beginning the process of setting up a layout in his basement.
Article & Pictures
A Layout by
Scott Masterson
Scott Masterson sent us these pictures of his layout.
Article & Pictures
Members,
We would like to feature your layouts here...
We are always looking for pictures of member's current or early
American Flyer layouts (with captions and/or articles) to post on
the website.
Any layout is fun and there are many kinds of American Flyer
layouts from the very basic tracks around the Christmas tree to
the largest, most complete and complex layouts. We would like to
see them all.
The above
illustration is from the top of the box for the number 720
Switches. It shows the 644 Crane car, 585 Tool Shed, 596 Water
Tower, 761 Semaphore and the 593 Signal Tower.
