Tom's Off the Wall Model Train Furniture

The body of this F series engine sat in some guys yard in Alaska for years, he been trying to give it away for free the whole time, he's finally gotten a taker. Videos of the move are on Whistle Hill's page.

Attended the huge train show at the convention center this weekend. Lots of vendors and too many displays to count.

So I "came out of the woodwork" today to deliver a few displays I've recently completed. (And by "recently completed" I mean I finished them up this morning and immediately loaded them into the truck.) In the end they all finished up nicely for a client I've had since one of my first shows.

A few pictures from today's trip to the Volusia County Rail Fest. I've been on hiatus for a while working on other projects, but I'm looking foward to getting back to this soon.

Finally! This lighted oak cabinet for pre-war Standard gauge and O-Scale trains is ready for pick up. It's 8 feet long by 27 inches high and has an oak framed plexiglass front that bolts on as well. This project had its challenges but in the end came out real nice.

Hangin' out at the Volusia County Fairgrounds Railfair today.

Small three track O-scale display I finished up today for a repeat customer. Repeat customers are the best, one guy even told me his house was becoming a small museum of my work. Up next is a larger lighted display for pre-war Standard gauge trains.

A good day at the Volusia County Rail Fair today. A number of new displays I recently created sold out in a few hours. Thanks to every who stopped by!

A shot from a few months ago when my father in law and I went on the TE&G steam loco #2 over in Tavares.

Here's a little project I finished up some time ago but never got around to hanging up. Steam engines date from the 1950's and the diesels from the 70's.

N Scale display I finished up last night for a client to pick up today.