Upside-down ceiling layout--not April Fool's

[JDL56]

This is not an April Fool’s joke. At least, I don’t think it is; I checked the date on the Daily Telegraph article two or three times to make sure. (It was published Dec. 1, 2008.) I even contacted a friend in Crewe, England, where the creator of this unique layout lives, to confirm the veracity of the story.

According to the article, Keith Beadle has found a way to help model railroaders who lack space for a layout—use the ceiling.

If you want, you can read more on my blog at http://cprailmmsub.blogspot.com/2012/03/upside-down-ceiling-layout-not-april.html

John Longhurst, Winnipeg

 

[ianacole]

How does one get the ground foam to stick? Spray glue then toss up the ground foam and hope it sticks?

 

[Photogdad]

Umm my neck began to hurt just thinking about it...lol. Looks neat, but I' rather have mine on benchwork on the right way

 

[wilson44512]

In my opinion. The man looks photoshoped

 

[Burlington Bob]

I don't think that he's really a "down to earth" type of person.

 

[TRAINFAN9510]

I don't think that he's really a "down to earth" type of person.

"Buh dum chi" lol

 

[Burlington Bob]

He may not be "firmly grounded" either, as he is obviously "detached" from reality.

 

[Burlington Bob]

It only gets worse from here!!

 

[Gary B]

Yeah but you see from his smile he's a positive person. In fact he's always looking up.

If a train de-rails, which way does it fall?

 

[Burlington Bob]

Maybe he's smiling because he's found his pie in the sky!

 

[Cjcrescent]

Guys;

Please stop subjecting the rest of us to such PUN-ishment!

 

[HOexplorer]

On the other hand if you put the guy upside down then he is frowning and not a happy man. Jim

 

[CbarM]

Thats the kinda layout where ya need a nude beach...nothin saggin there!! HAhaha

 

[Lionel fan]

If you lay on your back on the ground, you won't get neck problems...

It's a neat idea.