Model boats in a crowded working waterfront.
Stephen King's Bangor home is depicted in miniature.
Harold and Helen Beal’s model railroad display is believed to be one of the largest in Maine built in HO scale (1:87, or 3.5 mm to 1 foot).
Pins on a map demonstrate that people all over the world have visited the Beal's model railroad layout. Separate maps of the United States and New England show even more pins.
Model cars fill a busy street in Ellsworth.
Loggers in miniature.
Several rows of tracks were laid before this model of Bangor's Union Station.
Model railroad tracks crisscross through residential and industrial sites.
Miniature rail workers take a lunch break at a terminus.
An overview of Harold and Helen Beal's elaborate model railroad layout.
Model railroad tracks, roads, mountains and vegetation are part of the Beal's elaborate set.
Dysart's Truck Stop is included in the model buildings.
Figurines stand on a bridge spanning a depiction of the Penobscot River in Bangor.
A track bends around several mills.
Model train cars are parked in a rail yard.
Bridges span a river made from epoxy.
An overview of Harold and Helen Beal's elaborate model railroad layout.
A figurine keeps watch on a fire tower.
An overview of Harold and Helen Beal's elaborate model railroad layout.
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