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This flexible layout can be changed in a day
By Angela Cotey | October 17, 2014
| Last updated on February 11, 2021
Robert Cone built a unique three-rail empire of almost infinite variety
A joy to watch. The trains are most colorful and ran well.
Good work and thank you for the pleasure via Video.
OUTSTANDING CHRISTMAS LAYOUT, LOVE IT. Thanks for sharing, Ron P
this layout video brings back many happy memories of christmas' past.
When my dad returned from WWII, he brought with him a 3/16ths American Flyer O-Gauge set. I was two years old. I still have them. This great layout re-kindled some fond memories. Thanks.
Thanks for the nice compliments. It still amazes me that 70 year old trains can be restored to run that well.
Beautiful done layout featuring "o gauge " American Flyer trains running beautiful. a must see.
This man has put in a lot of work, Ti's just wonderful
Great article, and video. It brings new thoughts and ideas to my layout. Thanks.
An excellent layout, very inspiring.
Fantastic layout,who remember me the ones that we saw here in Belgium during the Christmas time,By the way I have the same trains and even some of them came from ex-Belgian Congo, bought during WWII, and probably imported at Leopoldville in 1940-41,they realy great toy trains and I love to use its on my O and S gauge,bravo
After reading the article, I had to watch the video. This is great seeing those
pre-war American Flyer O gauge trains running. While I was started with post war Gilbert American Flyer and saw much Lionel in the 1950's, when I saw an under the tree layout my uncle set up, I was amazed by the American Flyer O gauge trains. I still setup my Gilbert American Flyer S gauge. Watching this video brought back warm feelings of the first view of American Flyer O. Thanks Robert for creating this layout. I love it.