His 200 foot track installation (a September, 1942 depiction of the Southwest Colorado Rio Grande Southern) is modeled after a section near Ridgeway, Colorado - one of our favorite parts of Colorado (in the San Juan Mountains).
When you enter his layout you pass through a portal into another world. Click on the photos to view in full size.
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