HO and HOn3 layout featuring the Sierra Railway and the Virgina &Truckee in the 1920's. The two levels are connected by a helix between Angels Camp and Minden with narrow gauge connections with the West Side Lumber and Carson & Colorado. Several prototypical scenes, rolling stock and structures. Fn3 (1:20.3 scale) garden layout with over 250' of mainline, radio control & onboard batteries, miniature plants and scratch built bridges and trestles.

The layout is 9' by 14' HO freelance industrial railroad set in the early transition period. There are some buildings but no scenery as yet. Trains are running on NCE DCC system.

Multi-deck layout set in 1948-53 era featuring parts of B&O from Brunswick, MD (staging area), thru Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg, West Columbo, WV to other end of staging area representing Cumberland, MD. Trackage is 6' above floor level taking advantage of 9' ceiling. Branch lines will descend to lower levels. So far, there is 20' of powered track. Benchwork is about 75% complete. Control will be MRC DCC.

Western Pacific inspired HO scale layout set in the 1940's WWII era. Features way freight operations and a very large city scene with a Union Station, large yard, and engine servicing facilities. The city features many moving vehicles, chase lights on theaters, moving dancers at the USO, as well as other animation. A 1943 WP CTC machine controls the mainline. Operation is by walk-around throttles with progressive cab control and working trackside signaling. Featured in Model Railroader and Railroad Model Craftsman.

The RBRR is a freelance railroad located (theoretically) on the west coast (northern California/Southern Oregon). The time era is two years in the future (if you come, ask me why). The physical room is 11.5 ft. by 21.5 ft. At the present time, it is about 35 percent done. This includes a large section that is mostly sceniced. The railroad is double decked with a helix to get from the lower level to the upper level. There is a five track hidden staging yard at each end of the railroad. The railroad is powered by a Lenz DCC system which has made the wiring very easy. Scenic wise the lower level will be a port city (half of which is done and mostly sceniced). The upper level is just being started. The scale of the railroad is HO with most of the track being hand laid.

HO/HOn3 layout in its own purpose-built 40' x 55' building. It features western scenery with mountains, a complete storm sequence, spectacular bridges, and valley scenes with appropriate structures for the circa 1950s era. There are also streetcars and interurbans. The layout includes two main yards and plenty of industries. Cab control with 10 cabs is used to run trains. The layout has been featured in Model Railroader.