Movies:

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Station Agent - Theatrical Trailer

A man born with dwarfism (Peter Dinklage) follows his lifelong obsession with the American railroad to a job as a station agent in a small town in New Jersey.

Television:

After Tomorrow: Tom Snyder (born May 12, 1936 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) is an American television personality best known for The Tomorrow Show. Soon after the cancellation of The Tomorrow Show, Snyder worked as a New York news anchor on WABC-TV's Eyewitness News. In 1985, he returned to the talk format at KABC-TV in Los Angeles, with a local afternoon show he had planned to gear up for national syndication the following year; those plans were scratched after Oprah Winfrey's Chicago-based show entered the market first and took over Snyder's time slot on KABC-TV.
An older, slightly more mellow Tom returned to virtually the same format on ABC Radio. The show's format was a natural for Tom an hour chatting with a celebrity guest, an hour with someone in the news and an hour chatting with his legion of fans. Occasionally the caller would be a well known fan like David Letterman or Ted Koppel. The "Tom Snyder Show," for ABC Radio Networks went off the air in late 1992, Tom then returned to television on CNBC in the early '90s, adding the opportunity for viewers to call in with their own questions for his guests. Snyder nicknamed his show "the Colorcast," reviving an old promotional term NBC-TV used in the early 1960s to hype its color broadcasts. Meanwhile, Letterman had moved on to CBS and was given control of creating a new program to follow his at 12:35 am; Letterman—who had idolized Snyder for years — hired Snyder in 1995 as host of The Late Late Show. (The idea had actually begun as a running joke on Letterman's show, that Snyder would soon follow him on the air as he'd once followed Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show; the unlikely suggestion caught on.) This show aired live on the East Coast and was simulcast to other time zones on radio to allow everyone a chance to call in. (Snyder's CNBC show was taken over, largely unchanged in format, by Charles Grodin.) In 1999 Snyder left The Late Late Show, which was then reformatted for new host Craig Kilborn. It has since been turned over to Scottish comedian Craig Ferguson.
He also hosted a video called "A Century of Legendary Lionel Trains", commemorating 100 years of Lionel Trains. Additionally, he hosted a model train video called "Celebrity Train Layouts 2: Tom Snyder." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Snyder Fire up a colortini, sit back, relax, and watch the pictures, now, as they fly through the air.

Books:

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arniesMODELtrains.com layouts in ACTION, 2nd VIEW, 2of2

http://arniesMODELtrains.com layouts in ACTION in Westminster CA USA, Greg Arnold and his boys do model trains GOOD 4U by lumal.com,, A room full of layout UPclose

Heroes:

WARD KIMBALL WITH TOM SNYDER
An amazing 45-minute interview from Tom Snyder's NBC talkshow Tomorrow, ca. 1978.----------------------------------------------