Member Layouts, Models and Other Activities
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Members Field Trip to the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, March 29, 2024
Pictures by Todd Smith
Tom Roehr's O-Scale Layout
Steve's Latest Custom Building Projects
Bridge, Speeder and Crane
Bud's Updated Layout
Todd's O-Scale and N-Scale 4'x8' Layouts
January 1, 2024
New Year's Day at the
Walkersville Southern Railroad
Piedmont Railroaders and Rappahannock Railroad Museum Members
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A Message from Vice President Doug Boomer
Bill Dunn's Layout in Culpeper
Recently some PRR members visited the layout of Bill Dunn, a member of the Potomac Module Crew
at his home in Culpeper. Bill's 22'x56' layout has been in development for 19 years.
Go to the section at the bottom of this page or click the link above for a video of Bill's layout.
Thanks Bill for allowing PRR to visit your beautiful work of art.
Todd, Bud, Dallas and Carol's Visit to the O. Winston Link Museum
in Roanoke, VA, October 14, 2023
O. Winston Link was a famous photographer of steam trains in southern Virginia.
Many of his pictures of the Norfolk & Western and Virginian Railway were
taken in mountain locations at night using experimental lighting for the period.
Below are a few of Link's most famous photographs (Credit O. Winston Link)
Steve's Shell Gas Station
Ken's Susquehanna 142
(Would Have Looked Better if it was Not Derailed)
Logan "Dancin the Gandy" at the Warrenton Caboose
Tracks and Yaks
Rail Bikes
Frostburg to Woodcock Hollow
May 27, 2023
Todd and Dawn Smith
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Steve Seidler's magnificent model of the Larson Boat Works.
Lasron Boats was the manufacturer of Larson and Crestliner boats.
This model is typical of waterside marinas found in Wisconsin and
Northern Minnesota. Steve is working on a model of the actual Larson
factory.
From a recent trip to the Virginia Museum of Transportation in Roanoke
Shireville Fabrication Industry
This highly-detailed model was built by Bill Sobotka for his home railroad based on the fictitious town of Shiresville.
It has been installed on the portable module originally built by Bill Abel.
Steve Seidler's Kalmbach Publishing Company.
A. C. Kalmbach has been publishing Model Railroader magazine
in Milwaukee since 1934. This model represents Kalmbach's first
facility.
Jimmy, David, Larry and Sharon work on getting the late Jom Wood's
garden railroad layout into operating condition as an honor and remembrance
of Jim who with Sharon started this layout.
Ken McIlvoy's Wiring Plan for Converting Bachmann Plus F-7 from DC to DCC
Wiring Plan DC to DCC for Athearn Blue Box Locomotives
Ken McIlvoy's Wiring Plan for Converting Life Like Proto 2000 E-8/9 DC to DCC
Steve Seidler's HO Scale Larson Boats
Bud's New Layout and Trains
Former Member Zach Pabis and his Scratchbuild metal GG-1
Tony Tripi's Model Railroads
Herb Tuttle's European Layout
Wiring the lighting of the late Jim Wood's N-Scale European Layout
Jim Wood, Jimmy Baird, David Dutton and Barbara the Wood's Friend from California
The late Jim Wood's N-Scale European Layout
Ken McIlvoy's Paeonian Springs Station
Ken McIlvoy's Bachmann Spectrum Southern Railway 4-4-0
Ken McIlvoy's Southern 4-8-2 at the Way Station
Jimmy and David's Outdoor 7 1/2" Gauge Layout
"SILVER HILL RAILWAY"
Jimmy and David's Box Cab Electric Locomotives
Ken B's Railroad Layout
Bill Abel’s Model Railroad
Ken B and Logan Railroad
(An Engineering Marvel if you ask Me [Ed.])
Some of Tony's Speciality Cars
Click HERE for Video of Second Trip to Virginia Museum of Transportation
Click for Bud's Short Layout Video
Click for Video: Doug Boomers "Train Room South - St. Augustine, FL
Click for Video: Doug Boomers "Culpeper Layout"
Click for Video: Ken and Logan Latest "American Flyer" Layout
Click for Video: Ken B's Train Layout
Click for Video: Maryland & West Virginia Model Railroad Association
Train Show, Allegany County Fairgrounds
September 2, 2023
Courtesy of Todd Smith
Click for Video: Ken and Debbie Boyles Trip on the
Everett Railroad
Holidaysburg, PA
Click for Video: Bill Dunn (Potomac Module Crew) layout at his home in Culpeper
https://youtu.be/vsT3gDwWVqA?si=5gp1bg0zwn24ozth
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