The Cormier's started in the hobby back in 1993. The enclosed photos are only a sampling of this layout and illustrates the phenominal detail Albert and Simone have been able to capture. Truely a work of art.
Scale: | HO | |
Size: | 12ft x 25ft | |
Prototype: | No particular | |
Locale: | Canada from Newfoundland to Prince Rupert, BC. | |
Period: | 1925 - 1940 | |
Layout Style: | Portable modular. | |
Layout Height: | 37 inches | |
Benchwork: | Light weight modules 2 x 4 ft. | |
Roadbed: | Cork on styrofoam | |
Track: | Atlas Code 100, 83 | |
Turnouts: | Peco Code 100, Shinohara Code 83. | |
Minimum Radius: | 19 inch | |
Length Of Mainline: | 140 feet of linear mainline. | |
Scenery: | Hardshell over foam. | |
Backdrop: | 12 inch attached to rear of modules. | |
Power System: | DC, 3 walk around handheld controls. | |
Operations: | Continuous loop for train show display. | |
Typical Operating Crew: | 1 to 4 |
British Columbia
![]() Logging facilitites in Prince Rupert. |
![]() Water front activity in the town of Prince Rupert. |
![]() A western town in the province of Alberta. |
![]() Wheat fields in Manitoba. |
![]() Double grain elevators in Manitoba. |
![]() Camp ground in the Lake Of The Woods region of western Ontario. |
![]() Ottawa community. |
![]() Super detailed Freight Shed at Rigaud. |
![]() Typical Maritime community ocean front scene. |
![]() An east coast covered bridge. |
![]() The Staging Yard lead dissappears into a building doorway in Fort Amherst. |
![]() North Sydney. |
![]() North Sydney. |
![]() The Staging Yard lead dissappears into a building doorway in Fort Amherst. |
![]() N Scale layout. |
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