The Western Reserve Model Railroad Museum
7471 Tyler Blvd. Unit L
Mentor, Ohio 44060
440-251-0350
"N" The N scale layout is 3 main line layout, 12foot by 48 foot above our HO layout.
350 ft of track with 46 switches, DC operation on 4 transformers and can run up to 4 trains
for more pics of the N scale layout, click Here
To see our new SP GS4 video, Click HERE
"HO" The HO layout is 4 main line, 16 foot x 55 foot layout, 850 ft of track with 130 switches and DCC operation in 9 circuits and can run up to 10 trains per circuit
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for more pics of the HO scale layout, click Here
"S" The S scale layout is an 'E' shape layout, 24 foot x 63 foot, above the O gauge layout. This layout is still under construction and currently 560 ft of track,
with 2 switches, AC or DC operation on 2 transformers. It can run 2 trains.
"O" The O gauge layout will be a High Rail layout with 3 main lines, DCS controlled. This layout is an 'E' shape, 24 foot x 66 foot with 3 main lines. At the present time, it has 810 ft of track on 4 loops, 5 switches, AC operation on 3 ZW transformers and can run 4 trains.
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for more pics of the O Gauge layout, click Here
"O gauge Tin Plate" This is designed as if it was built in 1955. It is a 8 foot x 12 foot 'L' shape layout. Perfect for a small room or corner of the basement. With 75 ft of track, 7 switches and AC operation on 1 transformer, it can run 1 train at a time. With DCS or TMCC it can run two trains at a time.
for more pics of the Tin Plate Layout, click Here
Standard Gauge
Before "O" Gauge there was Standard gauge. Both early Lionel and American Flyer was Standard gauge.
Presently we have 50 ft of track with AC operation on 1 ZW transformer and can run 1 train.
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We would like to thank Tim Graham for his donation of the Standard Gauge trains. The 400 E was just visiting our layout.
"HO Trolley (with Cantenary )"
"O Trolley (2 rail with Cantenary )"
With 40 ft of track, 2 switches and DC operation on 1 transformer, we can run 1 train/trolley. This is an 'O' gauge, 2 rail layout of the C & E Railroad, Chardon, Chesterland, to Burton, Ohio, in 1918.
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for more pics of the Trolley Layout, click Here
"On3" This is a switch back logging layout.
It has 36 ft of track with 7 switches, built in the 60’s for Willoughby Train.
for more pics of the Switch Back Layout, click Here
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With 50 ft of track on 2 loops, 1 switch, DC operation on 2 transformers, we can run 2 trains.
"Lego" Yes, Lego's has trains. This entire layout is made of Lego. This layout is 6 foot x 8 foot
with 30 ft of track, 1 switch, DC operation on 1 transformer we can run 1 train.
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For more pics of the Lego layout click Here
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