https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8IvgzZxD_U
John Sethians 2 rail O scale layout has been featured in many model railroading magazines and now its our chance to see it ! Pay close attention as John give

http://potomac-nmra.org/PDnewsite/Clinics/JohnSethian/Modeling%20in%202-rail%20O-scale%2016Nov19.pdf
The two species of O Scale: 2 rail and 3 rail. Electrical pickup: from each rail. Scale size wheel treads & flanges. Scale size couplers. Scale height rail and ties. Fixed pilots, undercarriage details. Requires broader curves. Pickup: Oversized wheel treads & flanges.

https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/topic/please-explain-2-rail-scale?reply=184720406297924737
See the O Scale Central website and be sure to check out the O Scale 2 Rail Product Guide menu at the top for all kinds of O Scale 2-Rail related products. Also, see the O Scale Central You Tube channel and the O Scale Central Facebook page for all things O Scale 2-Rail.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs50iWiV2b0
This is part of my ongoing series "Train Talking With Al Pugliese and Friends. Today I interview O scale modeler John Sethian about the future of 2 rail O s

https://rrmodelcraftsman.com/o-scale-pennsylvania-railroad-nassau-division/
by John Sethian/photos by the author. ... My freelanced Pennsylvania Railroad Nassau Division is an O scale 2-rail layout that is inspired by — but not beholden to — the Pennsy's electrified main line through New Jersey in 1956. Setting the railroad specifcially in 1956 allows me to run GG1s of all stripes (pun intended), O1a boxcabs, P5a

https://oahusugarcanefn3.blogspot.com/2023/04/visit-john-sethian.html
This O scale 2 rail layout that takes its inspiration from the Pennsy main line running through New Jersey in 1956. John Sethian's layout features five scenes - the largest being Princeton Junction. One scene took the cover of the 2022 NMRA calendar. I recently (April 2023) had the opportunity to visit again as part of an NMRA/MER/Potomac

https://potomac-nmra.org/PDnewsite/LayoutTours_Prior/John%20Sethian/album/index.html
John Sethian. The PRR Nassau Division is 2 rail O scale layout is inspired by, but not beholding to, the Electrified PRR Northeast Corridor in New Jersey and Pennsylvania circa 1955. The main line is 110' long double tracked, in an L shape 21' x 31'.

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https://docslib.org/doc/6336497/modeling-in-2-rail-o-1-48-scale-by-john-sethian
Proto 48 (Andrew Dodge) Scale 3 Rail (Neal Schorr) Scale 4' 8 1/2" (1.18") between rails) Scale size, 3 rail track 7 Myth #1: A typical O Scale layout has: Unpainted (but highly detailed) brass models Bare plywood scenery Natural cinderblock backdrop

https://clipzag.com/watch?v=y8IvgzZxD_U
John Sethians 2 rail O scale layout has been featured in many model railroading magazines and now its our chance to see it ! Pay close attention as John gives us dozens of modeling tips useful in any scale as he takes us on a walk thru tour of this wonderful model railroad. It dispels many of the myths of modeling in O scale and proves you don't need a huge basement to pull off a well designed

https://www.reddit.com/r/modeltrains/comments/w0ly4g/this_is_my_friend_john_sethians_layout_you_may/
This is my friend John Sethian's layout. You may recognize it from the cover of the 2022 NMRA calendar. Layout Share Sort by: Best. Open comment sort options. Best. Top. New. ... If I remember correctly this layout is 2-rail O right? Holy crap it's gorgeous! The pennsy catenary is crazy impressive, this is a dream layout to me.

https://www.trains.com/mrr/how-to/track-plan-database/o-scale-pennsylvania-rr-nassau-division/
Name: Pennsylvania RR Nassau Division Layout owner: John Sethian Scale: O (1:48) Size: 21 x 31 feet Prototype: Pennsylvania RR electrified lines Locale: New Jersey and Pennsylvania Era: 1955 to 1957 Style: walk-in with duckunder Mainline run: 110 feet Minimum radius: 57″ (visible), 44″ (hidden) Minimum turnout: no. 71⁄2 Maximum grade: 1.8 percent Benchwork: open-grid with inverted L-girders

https://oscalemag.com/the-nassau-division-of-the-pennsylvania-railroad/
O Scale Trains Magazine Extra Board. Pennsylvania Railroad GG1 prototype "Old Rivets" 4800 and a smooth side GG1 pull a reefer block past the factories outside New Lyon. The pipe railing, post and cable highway fence, and dressed stone wall were typical sights along the PRR right of way. The wall is made from Lego blocks.

http://www.modelmemories.com/heavyelect.htm
John Sethian. John's PRR Nassau Division is a 2 rail O Scale layout inspired by, but beholding to, the electrified mainline through New Jersey in 1956. John likes the look of heavy PRR electrics, so his layout has GG1s of all stripes, O1as, and P5as, both modified box cabs. The L shaped layout is 31 x 21 feet.

https://www.jamesmodeltrains.com/o-scale-shelf-layouts/
This 2 rail O scale shelf layout features winter scenery in the western US during the 50s or 60s era. Despite being small in size, the level of detail is impressive. The rocks and the textures add to the realism of this layout. The 2-rail system enables you to run two model trains simultaneously, which more than makes up for the shorter runs on

https://www.jamesmodeltrains.com/o-gauge-layouts-for-small-spaces/
5. Space-Saving 11×6 O Gauge Model Railroad. The 11×6 o gauge layout displayed is a compact model train setup ideal for limited spaces. It features a two-level track design with a freight yard on the lower tier. The upper tier contains a scenic rural village. It contains industrial elements including an oil derrick and grain elevators.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/trains--5488830774923082/
Apr 12, 2016 - John Sethian's 2-Rail O Scale layout, seen in our 2011 volume 4 Crossing Gate Magazine. Apr 12, 2016 - John Sethian's 2-Rail O Scale layout, seen in our 2011 volume 4 Crossing Gate Magazine. Pinterest. Explore. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Touch device users

https://www.pinterest.com/dgurin5690/model-railroad/
Apr 20, 2022 - Explore Dgurin's board "Model railroad" on Pinterest. See more ideas about model railroad, model train layouts, model trains.