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Thank you for sharing, I watch with sound muted, so noises don't matter to me. My wife has fiber mialtia, nerve desease, any noise bothers her...I enjoy the videos, thanks again.😊

I hope you don’t have neighbours! That’s a loud horn from the train!

Very Nice Railroad... Thanks for sharing!!

What a lucky man you are. Terrific plot, amazing railroad

I leaned to sail in my family's bluenose. You know I know what I'm talking about, because the bluenose by McVay Yachts is actually 23 1/2 feet, and has almost a full half of the boats weight in the keel. They made boats with a serious amount of fibreglass back in the 1970s, because the traditional builders doubted its strength and resilience in the beginning. Its a different story today. Also, operating a sailboat and consuming alcohol in that time period wasn't considered a problem, which was strange to me even in the 70s? I was only able to sail the confines of Lake Ontario, The Thousand Islands, and of course the associated locks and waterways. My father was no fair weather sailor though, and I can remember scanning the lake on Saturday mornings for foul weather, because Saturdays from April until November were sailing days, and storms were his specialty. I can remember may days sailing from the marina with nobody else in view, and three times where the local coastguard (now TOWARF whatever that means) came out specifically to see that we were alright, and went directly back to station, lol. As I got further into my teens, it was becoming more difficult to ignore the call of the wild ( girls, music, libations, the mall, cars, etc), and our boat "Michelle" (after the Beatles song) was sold when I was 19 or 20. I was working a lot, and Dad had both his motorcycle and the boat to keep him busy. I suppose it was my father's kamikaze sailing exploits, that frightened away anyone else from joining him sailing. I was the only one who was his constant companion out on the stormy lake, and had become accustomed to that type of sailing. Looking back on it all now, my father was a speed freak, and probably would be sailing a catamaran or trimaran today, as all you could sail was a 16 foot Hobie Cat back then, and it didn't have cup holders. I dream about a Neel 51 theses days, and a decent budget to sail the 7 seas (or however many there are today). Honestly I can't get it out of my head these days. But at 55, and the wonderful financial climate these days, I'm not holding my breath. I expect to be working for many more years than my father did. Maybe we should have kept the bluenose?

What a great ride!!

Oooooof! That does upset me! I thought a couple of your curves are a bit tight for an engine that size.

Hello form recommendations

What company made the locomotive?

VERY GOOD

No offence you need longer curves or smaller locos, im not suprised it tiped over. Ive got one word of advice ...... Transitions!

thanks for the ride

Is it coal fired?

I've always been interested in the McVay Bluenose. Missed my chance to buy one here in Colorado about 5 years ago. Does yours have a keel stepped mast that goes through the top of the cabin? or is it deck stepped w/ a compression post?

RIP the emperor

Hell fire! What a layout!

Ownned an older model. Great fun boat

nice layout

Wonderful. I like it.

nice little video... thoses Victoria 18 look good ! and nice to sail !

Do you walk along with the train as it’s going around the layout? If not, how can you keep track of it’s progress, ie, speed, whether the train has toppled over or not?

what kind of track did you use for outside

My guess the next time they came around to pass they collided `cause the big engine was being delayed by wheelslip!

ohhhhhhh the $$$$$$$

Where can.i buy live steam engines from?

Love watching you sail the Vickie... I also have a Vickie 18. It sails like a dream.

Awesome video!!!!!!! Scheduled to pick our up on the 7th. Sure glade we stopped by today.

Hello sir, by chance would you have a blueprint on how to make this type of loading and unloading box I have several G scale steam locomotives and would like to make something similar to what you have. Can you possibly provide another video showing the actual unit without the train on it. I do like the idea of using the split jaw railer.

I'm really enjoying this video. thank you!

I noticed your taller than normal fence, having Sasquatch issues...Are they messing with the trains..etc...?

first

Oops!

like it.......

So very much like a full-up race, right down the the domino crash. Great stuff, those electric bikes.

nice boat handling sir. looks like you had a perfect day. fair winds.

ouch,,,,,,,,

A great layout in a beautiful setting not cluttered with ill placed single buildings etc.

Do you have a layout plan to go with the video? It would be nice if we could follow it along with the plan. Just a thought

Cool! Awesome Scenery!

"Ahhhh... love it." (You can just tell he means it!)

Ok thanks

Thank you. Just butane. What you don't see is the changing of the water bath about half way through.

Very nice did you use butane or butane/propane mix for the cold weather

When I'm President there will be an RC snowplow locomotive team in every garage! Starting with mine...

He was just toying with him. Gave it throttle when needed to. Simply awesome!

Did anyone see that dog /coyote in the beginning

Beautiful wow how meters of tack. But the sound not even close they to bring that close to real one. Steam locomotive does make that kind of noise or sound. O love your lay out in the nature. Great.

great footage....nice layout...I could only WISH to have a huge outdoor spread like this....but there's this Two trains running opposit directions on same loop.

Smallest boat but biggest horns!!! Awesome!!!!

Now I get it....your little 22 footer had a Tug Boat Horn on it with a compressor. How Cool!