Here is some pics of my modern trains top shel Lionels remake of the NYC frieght set 2185ws 2nd shelf Williams Girl’s set with steam engine 3rd shelf lionel NYC GP-9 tmcc frieght set
4th shelf my Williams PRR brass sharknose with some my postwar cars.
5th shelf some engines ( note: removed the N/S dash 8 so chief wouldn’t get excited)
6th misc car
Here’s my post war sets
top shelf set # 1451WS
2nd 2201ws
3rd 2231W
4th 2265WS
5th 2571
6th 2572
7th 11298
8th uncatalog set
RTrainCollector, it’s an interesting coincidence you posted the pictures of your trains on the shelves… I just recently got around to building a couple of shelves above my layout. I suppose my SPF pics are as much about the shelves as the trains… [;)]
The six-shelf unit above the engine terminal - I left a lip sticking up above the top shelf on either side to discourage the trains from rolling off the ends:
Above the end of the layout, I installed a wider, single shelf that can hold trains or a few boxed sets. I wouldn’t have been able to reach the upper levels if I would have built another 6 shelf unit, but the low, wide shelf is accessible:
Now, I just need to work on the shelves on the other end of the layout!
Here are my shelves with almost all American Flyer (not enough of them).
On the bottom are clockwork from the 1915-1920’s.
Next are some more clockwork and Electric outline locomotives and cars.
Next are prewar O Gauge 3/16 scale. (1938-1941)
Next two shelves are all postwar.
Top shelf is my Marx Wells Fargo and a 1926 set along with prewar accessories.
JamesP - NICE Marx clockwork! I was wondering where it all went!
Those are some nice collections, well displayed and presented. Thanks for sharing
Following the theme - Here are some photos of my collection on display. They have been posted before.
Enjoying the World’s Greatest Hobby
Northwoods Flyer
I sure enjoyed seeing the collections, as well as how the trains are displayed. I’ll see what ideas I can borrow for my display! AF53, the sad thing is there are more Marx windups on the shelves under the layout and on the opposite wall… More CV’s, 833’s, a lonely 943, not to mention the plastic body windups. It’s a sickness, but I don’t want to be cured… James