Michael's Mayfair Electric is a free lance O scale model trolley layout constructed to East Penn Traction Club module standards. The layout is a work in progress and features operating overhead and hand laid track throughout. The trolley layout is fully automated allowing multiple trolleys to safely operate over different routes simultaneously.

Joshua's prototypical U-shaped point to point switching layout is based on the towns of Homer and Cortland, NY located along the Syracuse Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad of 1957. Variety of scratch-built structures from field measurements and period photos. Waybill operation; off layout staging. First generation diesels with period equipment. DCC control (Digitrax). An OO layout (English equivalent of HO) is in progress above.

The Kinzua Region layout is a continuous run, two track mainline and a branch line that serves the round house and diesel servicing. The main industry trackside is an oil refinery and a TOFC terminal. 95% of all turnouts are solenoid switch machines that are wired remotely. The railroad has a manual PRR position light signal system with no automated blocks. It is an autumn setting in the steam/diesel transition era.

Dave’s G scale railroad features expansive dirt hills and scenery. Inspired by the La Mesa Model Railroad in San Diego, his Mojave Subdivision is set in 1994, the final full year of operations under the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe flags. This year’s project has been the construction of a massive concrete mountain, measuring 55' long, 19' at its widest point, and over 8' tall. Beneath the mountain are four hidden storage tracks. Similar storage tracks are located at the west end of the railroad, just west of Caliente. Expect to see 20+ car trains with helper engines tackling the grades on the layout. His backyard features a significant incline, with Caliente sitting 32 real feet—or 928 G scale feet—below the summit. With a ruling grade of 3%, closely matching the real Tehachapi’s 2.2+% grade, the layout brings California's most famous railfan spot to life in eastern PA.

The Quaker Valley Railroad is a freelanced short line railroad operating in Western PA in 1977. The layout includes a double track Conrail main line and B&O traffic. The QV operates on NCE DCC and Wi-Fi throttles. It is controlled by a JMRI CTC panel featuring virtual signals. Scenery includes an operating rotary dumper.