How people display

Very neat concept - love the band!

Great celebration for @goldvarg - there is so much going on! 😎 

2nd picture: I see that even the pigeons are enjoying the day.

I use the ultimate diorama, a model train layout based on NYC.

Always fun to see your train layout. Such detail and action just like the 1/1 NYC.

Is the Sinclair station a kit or scatchbuilt?

@mg-harv   That was a scratch build. I could have done some things better, but, overall, it was fun in an obsessive, time-consuming way!

Amazing diorama with exceptional details.    My model railroad layout is much simpler and it's 1/64 scale so not good for displaying my 43rd scale vehicles.

@john-quilter Nice vintage layout, John - American Flyer, I assume? (apologies for promoting a train discussion breaking out on a 1/43 forum....)

@tedweller 

I also have a 1/64 scale model railroad, see below picture.  Though generally not good for photographing 1/43 scale cars, there is one place on the road to/from town that works.  The road is at bottom-right in first picture.  Buildings and 1/64 scale cars will appear in background.  The 1/43 scale cars shown are a Conquest 1960 Desoto and Brooklin 1954 Cadillac.

Thanks for sharing, Ed - very nice layout -one rarely sees an airport scene, so that's very cool. And agree - your spot to photo 1/43 models is great.

Love the train layouts guys. I had a fairly extensive N scale layout until we moved to this house twenty some years ago. At that time I donated several trains, buildings, track, roadbed, etc. to a local museum. It breaks my heart that the trains are all packed away and don't see the light of day.

Hi Guys,

Love seeing peoples displays - Thank you all.

Roger, your amazing Sinclair station reminded me of the "olden days" when service stations were - really busy.

PTC, NYC! - Outstanding!!

John and Ed - Wonderful seeing your train layouts mit automobiles sprinkled here and there. The flight line with a couple of Skyhawks and the Corsair was icing on the cake Ed.