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Love the level of detail, so neat! Did you get someone to pair the engines or did you do those yourself?

Check out Burr Stewart,Fun with train's...Stop cutting thing's out,it's not real.!!!😢😢😢

Great layout and video.

Wonderful video, exactly the stuff that I like. You really got an awesome layout and nice roling stock. Looking forward to your next videos!

Nice ops video. Out of interest, what camera are you using to film these?

This is a really fantastic video. You’ve done a great job capturing the realistic pace and repetitive motion of operations, in a tightly edited format. Excellent work!

I’m glad you’re uploading again

About to run a massive train so i need the drag reduced too. What is the size of the factory installed wheels and what size do i need? It seems you're saying you replaced factory 33 with 36 on all areas except the ends, is that right?

very nice layout and operations!

Another enjoyable ops session. Looking forward to part 2!

I like those building flats, there's a lot of character to them. Great weathering on the water tower!

Nicely done.

Awesome layout an operation session. The story puts everything in perspective of how things were in that part of Ohio. Glad i came across this video! Nice job and thanks for sharing this video with us along with your PRICELESS time and effort! Cheers from Laurel, Delaware.

Amazing! Love the story and background information in addition to the scenery. Very realistic

These SW1500s really are amazing custom engines! Very impressive work by that other guy. Will be fun to see them run in your next videos!

Subbed you man! Love those SW1500s! As a former railway man those switchers were killer, i fell out atleast 2 times .....as a current OTR truck driver i saw the real ones. Im a foreign modeler but still like American railways.

Nice switchers, but that sound doesn't suit a Sw1500 at all. That sound is more appropriate for an Sd40-2. There are more appropriate sounds for a Sw1500.

Just found your channel! Are those Smokebox Graphics safety stripes?

Some really nice 1500’s…you guys did a great job on them…

Wry nice work

Just so you know you have the wrong sound file for sw1500s they don't have turbos

Great video, gives me some more ideas , will check more of your videos, going to subscribe your channel

Nice work! Did you follow a plan for the benchwork and the drawers? Or a custom creation?

Just found your channel and subscribed. Very nice layout. A lot of good ops opportunity.

Awesome

Nice work,but no conductor would throw a turnout while the train is rolling toward him!

Great train action !!! My layout near Canton OH is still in its early stages, but will eventually develop into something with background, buildings & landscaping…

Looks great!!!

Hi. Many thanks for providing the Excel sheets with the Car Card templates! I did modify them a little bit for my tiny switching layout I´m currently working on. I just uploaded a first video of it and included a link to your video in order to give credit for providing the original Car Card layouts. I hope that´s fine with you. Keep up the great work!

Great work! How did you get such fine / thin lines for your graffiti? Looks very real... Are you using a colored pencil, or a paint marker or pen?

Shouldn’t all those great looking hopper cars have the little black/white lube plates on them?

really nice weathering and customization! enjoyed the switching :)

Lol I'm pretty sure I had that acfx car you removed the decal on, on my eBay watch list. Nice job removing the decal. Glad to know they come off easy. I'll probably find some to do the same thing.

Nice layout, I was born and raised in Barberton area. My Dad worked at PPG, as a kid they had their a railroad that brought limestone from the mine in Norton to Barberton. It a major cause for my love of trains. I do have a layout in O scale two rail. Keep up the good work.

Really nice weathering job👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

hello akron ho !!! first, let me say your work on the hoppers is downright beautiful !!! i, too, have used this same technique... oil paint/thinner/dullcote/powders to weather my hopper fleet !! i also made a slurry of burnt umber oil paint with thinner and applied it to some older coal porters that are now used for metal/trash transport. using a "layering" style of application, it is easy to get them to look differently down the side of the cars... just let it dry and its really nice !! some brown and red powders finished w/a spray of dullcote does the trick !!! btw, your hoechst hopper is really nice !!! by having worked for them, i can tell you most assuredly they were a great company to work for that supplied the pharmaceutical profession with raw chemicals (i.e. anything off the periodic chart) to make drugs... based in germany, where a lot of rx companies are from ( bayer, boehringer ingelheim and b. mannheim, schering/et al) they treated us fantastically !! also, their plants here in america were always kept beautifully with strings of these hoppers at the load in/load out racks. sad to see you painted over their logo, but that, too, was done in a beautiful fashion !!! please keep the videos coming !!!

Great cars. Spectacular job weathering.

What a great video,loved the way you describe the cars and how you weather them, does the Laquer thinner attack the plastic in any way?? Never seen it used to remove decals or dullcoat. Really cool.

Nice job on the weathering and decals. I am curious about the decals. How did you make them and does the sheets just go through a regular printer from the computer. Could you send me a message on how you did it cause I would like to make my own decals as well.

Natal wheels. I just did that to one of my flat cars, and it stays on the track better and rolls better than before. It even goes over a faulty switch other cars crash on, and I am going to fix. The point id the metal wheels were like night and day. I was amazed at the difference.

Not sure if this will help but in the past I have had problems with a scraping or squealing noise coming from Athearn locos. Try a very small drop of oil on the armature shaft bearing coming out of the motor before the flywheel. I have completely torn down at least two locos trying to figure out noise coming from the drive and this solved both cases for me. Good luck!

sweet locomotive roster!

Amazing job with the coke hoppers. Running that on your layout (or any layout) will make it pop!

Great work! This is making me want to start working with my ''train table'' again, and I probably will. I have a list of things I have been wanting to get done

Awsome!

I’m your one thousandth subscriber! Great video man

I used micromark truck tuner and intermountain wheels. The wheels actually are 33 and 38s. They roll smoother and I use 3 units on one train

I use splatter paint and French`s Mustered.

Amazing job! Great attention to detail on the layout but I can tell you have really studied prototypical trains

many thanks for the great video! Quick Q: So for holding a specific car you just flip around the entire car card, right?