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Audio is very hard to understand. Sounds like AI? But, thanks anyway!

Wonderful video, enjoyed it very much! Very good scenery work and interesting trains 🙂

Truely beautiful layout, love the scenery and how you presented that switch job! I believe sometimes the speed could have been a little bit slower, though? Had to subscribe and look forward to more videos like that ☺

Very nicely done and I will look forward to catching your future presentations. Thanks for the ideas.

I grew up in Limehouse Ontario

This is great and all but you must have a huge model railroad to run a train for 10 minutes from start to end.

I am from Stratford Ontario and I like how you acknowledge our railroad history. The layout looks great!

This is one of the best operations explainers I’ve come across. The concept of interference traffic really makes sense. Well done.

Excellent modeling. Love the weathering.

Very cool layout. It's nice to see one about Southern Ontario branchlines but I was hoping you included the CN Forest Sub in here. It's a line that I can't find much info about.

You definitely have the right shirt!

Nice layout. I like the weathering of the cars and especially the track and yard area. It all looks worn and used, just the way it should.

Great video 📹

Tried watching and wanted to let you know my reason for the thumbs down and not subscribing. The good stuff: beautiful layout and scenery with very nice rolling stock and locomotives. Also good that there isn’t lots of camera shaking and moving around so fast that the viewer gets dizzy - that was performed very well, thank you. The bad stuff: It was a little boring in comparison to many other similar channels I subscribed to - very quiet, no music, no dialogue, just pretty scenes but very quiet and slow almost putting me to sleep with such a lack of even minimal pizazz , not trying to be mean but just so slow and boring…

Totally texas. Gorgeous layout and ops.

You need to adjust VDO speed

I've delayed creating my HO layout for several years, and when I finally thought I had the right house to build it, had to make another move, and so I sold more than half of my motive power, maybe 70% as everything is boxes, and now only have a small spare bedroom to work with. However, after looking at your layout design, and talking with my wife, without even mentioning your video to her, she suggested a split level design. So, I am going to maybe start with a small staging area, like one that is near the Fullerton, CA Amtrak station, so I can enjoy seeing a passenger train on the siding closest to the station, and watch road switchers, pass by on the mainline. So, much appreciated, and * subscribed *

Awesome catch!

@ATFSSlatonSub how did you spend it your Ho scale layout I have a Question for you I do have a Ho scale layout with Two Santa Fe engines and one BN engine and a CN engine that runs on my Ho scale layout I have a BN boxcar and a lot of other cars for my Ho scale layout

Holy cow! I can’t believe I’ve never seen or heard of this layout before! Absolutely stunning. Is it on any of the layout tours?

Try doing operations😊 with someone remotely on my layout! Now that fun. See the live stream on my layout for an engineer’s view.

How about taking a ride in my locomotive and even take control of it! See my life video feed with instructions

That's an impressive layout!

Incredible layout and really well explained voiceover tour! Love the protype photos embedded also! A++

Fantastic tour and Very good Layout 👍🏻😎

Awesome layout

Excellent video really enjoyed it keep up the great work it was nice to meet you looking forward to seeing you guys again soon thanks again and have a wonderful safe weekend

Nice video

Love the video😅

Is this layout local? I haven’t had a chance to watch it yet, but I’m excited!

thank you for detail video from australia

All I can say is WOW...What a great layout.I live in this area and glad to see the history come to life once again ,nice job thanks

If only stratford was still the main yard. Now is mostly a storage yard and interchange for the GEXR

3:24 is this actually a 4wheeled freight car? I always that that the US relied on bogies only?

Might be a dumb question, but you mentioned that not alot of the scenery has changed. You made small changes or additions? Do you still enjoy the layout when you get to run your equipment?

Super beautiful layout

Very interesting and great work, especially the equipment weathering. One suggestion, on the ends of many TOFC loads (but not all), the front and rear ends have vertical streaks of a dirty grime and muddy look, possibly a result of residue from miles and miles of riding a flatcar. This small bit would not be (and is not) noticed by an operating crew busy with watching overall runnin, signals, speed, rules, anticipating what is next on the list, communicating with the dispatcher, etc. (What color of ballast? What fence, field, type of bridge, etc.?) A crew is usually too busy running to notice the nuance of the the surrounding landscape. Operation of a train is very different from observation of the train and the landscape around it.

Great to see all those warbonnets in desert scenery. BNSF don't keep their locomotives as clean as SF did. Great video

Awesome! The term "less is more" is so important in model railroading and you nailed it!

Awesome layout

Thanks for sharing. It’s interesting to look back at times to reflect. I find myself doing that occasionally with my own work to regain perspective. Nice job with the video.

SUPER GREAT AND REALISTIC Layout at almost zero cost ,

Be nice if you talk about doing the scenery, to few southwest layouts!

What stands out to me is the contrast in the weathering of your equipment over the years. Your layout is evolving as time passes into a nicely detailed and operating model railroad!

Nice setup

It's nice to see that great layouts don't just pop out of thin air but are a labor of love created over time.

Love this layout and it reminds me so much of The Cat Mountain and Santa Fe.

Second video of yours I’ve watched. Very interested in seeing more. One question that that I’ve never heard before and am genuinely curious about. I’m from western Canada and we call those cars autos and auto trains, are they called vehicle trains there?

Awesome vid of Temple - always busy there!

How does the uncoupling work? electro magnets?