Post by Deleted on Nov 3, 2019 8:15:02 GMT
I've seen quite a few photos on the internet of Mack Lowry's Railways of America layout. My father knew Mack very. The layout was 50' x 150'. And then later years moved to Quaker Square.
Well as years went by, a lot of the buildings from that layout were sold off + an auction. Well my father knew a very good gentleman named Mike who had the Church from that layout. Well we got it from him and now resides on our museum layout at Corner Field Model Railroad Museum + other buildings and structures my father got directly from Mack himself, which a great piece is the Hospital built in 1942 out of a solid block of wood.
So my question is, not counting what's on Google Images, does anyone on this forum have other photos or a video of Mack's Layout? Thanks. Tom Jr.
Well as years went by, a lot of the buildings from that layout were sold off + an auction. Well my father knew a very good gentleman named Mike who had the Church from that layout. Well we got it from him and now resides on our museum layout at Corner Field Model Railroad Museum + other buildings and structures my father got directly from Mack himself, which a great piece is the Hospital built in 1942 out of a solid block of wood.
So my question is, not counting what's on Google Images, does anyone on this forum have other photos or a video of Mack's Layout? Thanks. Tom Jr.
