| Last updated on January 19, 2021
Enjoy additional photos of Dick Iannacone's highly realistic 16 x 20-foot S gauge layout, inspired by American Flyer trains and the beauty of New England.
Inspired by a lifelong love of American Flyer trains and the beauty of his home, New England, Dick Iannacone built this highly realistic 16 x 20-foot S gauge layout set in the steam-to-diesel transition period of the late 1930s into the 1950s. Enjoy additional photos of his outstanding layout in the gallery below.
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Clean, colorful and fun to watch! Great job
A wonderful layout. I would love an article on how he made the sky so realistic.
Lots of great scenes……I like the way you incorporated the
motorized accessories into the scale scenery.
Great job !!
A wonderful collection of color and movement for these scenes. A great job!
nice job took a lot of patience
Wow, this was quit a treat. Keep going……..I hope your layout will grow…..Lee
Thanks CTT for a "S" Gauge Layout. I really like the 2-rail track! Very nice Dick.
Beautiful layout….besr sky I have ever seen !!!!
beautifully constructed layout showing off all the beauty of American Flyer S gauge in all of it glory. all the details are all in the right place. have many happy years of operating and enjoying your creations. A great boost to other model railroaders .
Beautifully orchestrated. S scale is still a dream for me to get, this adds to the fire. Thanks and WOW ,too.
Roger Carp you provided a great article on my brother's S-Gauge layout. My deep appreciation to you and CTT for the presentation. I enjoy visiting Dick's home to see the operation every August on our vacation to New England. My wife and I are looking forward to the trip again this year. The layout is outstanding with tremendous details including Fenway Park! Dick has many S-Helper, AM and original American Flyer Classics to showoff on his S-Gauge operation. I'm also an S-Gauge collector and operator. My brother and I only know American Flyer as we lived some 38 miles from the manufacturing plant in New Haven growing up. Our first train was a 312 Pacific and four cars.
Again, Thanks to you Roger and Classic Toy Trains for showcasing one of the most impressive S-Gauge layout attractions to your readers.
love to see great s layouts. This one is super. Great to see wife help too.
Very cool!
Wow! What a nice layout he has. Very well detailed; looks like museum quality.