Thank you Remick.

Too bad people like you that like to criticize others are allowed on here. Read my explanation below as to why the quality is what it isa.

Thanks Randy. That’s what I said when I first saw it too.

Thank you. Yes, that backdrop is quite effective..

Hello David. It is located in the metro Nashville area and is only open during NMRA Cumberland Division events. Thanks for your interest.

Thank you Phil. Yes, the scenery was very well done by the guys that created it.

Thank you Michael.

Thank you Eric. You have to take a break now and then from most hobbies to recharge your interest. For me, visiting or seeing the work of others gets me fired up again. Get your perspiration level back up and start railroading! LOL

Hello Michael, Unfortunately there is no drawn track plan. The layout was built by a commercial layout builder up to a certain point and then finished by Bob and a group of his friends. The layout is in the basement of his home and we have added more in an adjacent garage.

There was no attempt to replicate the towns other than using the names along the route. Even though, there are several custom made structures. Mostly the train stations.

Thank you. It’s fun to operate.

Hello Derek, Thanks for the comments. No Robert (Bob) doesn't have a You Tube channel. We're just very good friends. My intention is to do some more video of some of the L&N name trains that he has built.

Thank you.

@@tomschmidt3165 This layout was built by Layouts By Cardiff

This layout was built by Layout By Cardiff

Happy that it brought back some good memories.

Add link to your vid

Thanks Jack. Nothing like a good healthy interlude. We putter around and improve the layout weekly.

Because that's what the old iPod had! Also the iCar was made for that size device back then. No other device would fit that car. That was explained in the description above. And, it's better than no video at all!

Thank you John

I agree there. I just recently acquired my one and only one. The layout owner has 2 of them.

@@tomschmidt3165 I know they only did these U-boats in like 5 different road names and two numbers.. But I really loved watching these units in the 60'and 70's. I purchased my first three at a train show in KC for like $116.00 per unit with sound. Got them home and they ran super. So I got busy and purchased 4 more. CBQ, NP and BN. Found 3 Atlantic Coast Lines units for $109.00 each with DCC/Sound and then painted then in the NP colors and renumbered them. I can't make up my mind on the era iI'm running, but when I run these locoomotives everyone else usually stop what they are doing to come and see all the noise and chugging is albout. 3 units running together really make a statement. So I have quite a fleet of U-boats. Some of the best locomotives I have purchased. Now you can hardly find them and the price is close to $300.00. But then that's the going price for all DCC/Sound units of any quality. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much!

Thank you Mike

This layout was built by Layouts By Cardiff

Thank you Derek. Unfortunately I don’t know how to activate the comments as I’m not very well versed in posting these.

@@tomschmidt3165 I think you just have to make it public instead of private but I’m in the same boat as you.