The Old Layout - The Juniata Valley Railroad

My layout is featured in OGR Magazine, Run 240, on a four page article. It's not a very big layout, but it is the way I want it to be. I don't have lots of M.T.H. engines, mostly Lionel from old starter sets. We normally get William's engines since they run good and aren't loaded down with lots of electronics. Really, the only M.T.H. engine I have is an old Pennsylvania S2 Turbine. The only reason I bought it is because I have always wanted an M.T.H. and it only costed 75 bucks! A lot of my items are from train shows especially cars. I have one man that I buy from, he gives me a good deal on all of the items he's selling. Oh, by the way, the name of my layout is the Juniata (June-e-ata) Valley Railroad. You may be wondering why I put in that little pronunciation thing. Well, it is because lots of people say the name wrong. They say it like Jaunita, instead of Juniata. But I have gotten used to it.

Featured in January 2010 Issue of O-Gauge Railroading Magazine!

Builders	Max Warfel with help from Dad
*Scale*	3 Rail O-Scale
Layout Size	32 Square Feet- Main Table: 8 x 6; Yard 5 1/2 x 2
Layout Theme	1950s Pennsylvania, No Prototypical Operation
*Scenery*	100% Complete; Changes A Lot
Trackwork	Weathered Lionel 036 FasTrack
Switches	1 Manual, 5 Remote Control; All 036
Command Systems	None At The Time; Maybe DCS or TMCC
Power Supply	1 MTH Z-1000; 2 Lionel CW-80s (Extra For Accessories)
Curve Radius	All 036 Curves