A terminal solution: Assembly and operation of a

[@105C09]

Austin. Bill Gratchic here. I just want to thank you for your wonderful videos. Retired, disabled with MS, it's the next best thing to running or tinkering on my railroad which is really starting to look very good. Blessings and have the very best of Easter.

[@AustinsAmericanFlyertrains]

Thankyou Bill for your comments and encouragement. I would be interested in any pictures or videos you would care to share of your layout... [e-mail]

[@ronalddevine9587]

This is another addition to my bucket list of wishes. I'd be willing to bet that those pesky screws were from Erector sets!

[@AustinsAmericanFlyertrains]

Could be!!!!

[@MarkWick]

I have never had one of these and it remains on my wish list.

[@AustinsAmericanFlyertrains]

I see the pop up from time to time. I hope you get one soon!

[@TLS6723]

Alot of hobbies are never ending. There is always something going to change or add to. Something new or old will be added. You could have the perfect layout and something will come along you will have to change something to accommodate that certain something.

[@myworld67]

Thanks for sharing Austin, I have a 792 terminal that I've had for several years and still have not put out thought about it but never really have had the space on any of my last 3 layouts. But I must admit seeing yours up and going inspires me to try and find a place for mine.) The one I have does need a new roof as I lost or misplaced the original at sometime another) Great video and as always "Happy Rails" to You............GMan

[@AustinsAmericanFlyertrains]

Thanks brother! A comment from the Gman makes my day! I do hope these videos inspire so thanks for that affirmation. I hope you have a smoother time assembling your than I did this one!

[@michaelgmoore5708]

Wow, I no doubt may never have one, since I never even had a layout. I like the old dealer track plan of 4 round tracks on top of of each other using special trestles made by Gilbert for the display in 1954 I think. A custom modeler could do that for me with scenery no doubt but it would cost a lot of money no doubt it may be built on one or more levels.

[@8avexp]

With four tracks, it looks like a local subway station in New York.

[@kevinmills8437]

It is Large Passenger Station.