Many interesting features here. But the main thing is that I highly respect modelers who are doing steel industry. Takes a lot of "juice" to model those big structures and make them look as real, rusty and dirty as they're suppose too. I think you succeed in doing it. I also like the fact that you modeled it on a long part of your layout. And I'm pretty sure that there was no other way to do it for you. Congrats ! Probably very interesting to do ops on it. Thumb's up !
When doing operation sessions. Someone is station here full time. Their 3 jobs that person usually do. Their is an interchange siding sitting down the hill near the mains. Their a secondary yard up in the middle. Then their the job of switching all the cars from the upper yard to the different locations in the steel mill. Full time job, literally
@@caprailroad Hi. Thanks for answering. When I start an OP session of 15 cars on my paper mill complex, it take like 3 hours to put together from a carfloat, then delivering and coming back with empties and full to l9ad the carfloat. I can imagine how long it can be on your layout. The wonderful world of railroad modeling !
@@lucgagnon5241 I have had the pleasure of running the Mill twice with Ops and I can tell you it is a FRIGGIN' BLAST!!!! I really enjoy operating on this layout and I am so grateful for the opportunities
If your in NJ anytime after thanks giving. Ask to come visit the club. The members are happy to show it off anytime. Look us up on fb. BURLINGTON COUNTY MODEL RAILROAD CLUB
Excellent video. Reminds me of my home town of Detroit! McClouth Steel was a large steel mill on Zug Island in the Detroit River. Delray Connecting Railroad was an account of mine. It serviced the mill Nd Allied Chemical. Spent sometime at that location. Dirty filthy conditions!! What else would you expect !! Great layout guys !!
Thanks for the tour of the mill area... seems like a challenge to switch but fun...that elevated area behind the mill where those hoppers were seem like it’d be a pain to do uncoupling
Beautiful layout! I'm glad that I watched the video until the end as I was going to request a full layout tour, but you mentioned doing exactly that so thanks. Are all or most of the industries are on one side of the layout? I'd like to see the other side and any piers that the layout might have. Thanks for sharing this video!
Very nice work, thanks for sharing..
You are welcome
Great video. You did a great job.
Thank you!
Nice layout! I'm a retired Steelworker so I can appreciate this kind of thing.
If you ever come to nj. You can come check it out one day
@@caprailroad OK cool thanks
I really miss being a member of this club. A great bunch of guys. I built the blue maintenance building at :35 a long time ago. Around 2002.
Great how the scenery and back drop blend together. Especially like the tow truck hooking up the 57 chevy at 1:26. Nice little detail.
Thanks
The only thing better would be the actual place itself. Your surroundings look 100% real. Amazing layout.
im a steelworker. i fix the trains and this layout is so realistic.
Thank you. It took years for my club to build this
Very impressive, I am building a steel mill layout, like how you did the high line, gives me a idea , great work
Thanks
About 3 years late for this but trying to see as many models as possible. Currently working on a steel mill for my layout. Nice tour.
Your never late to the party
Outstandingly done, great detail and action.
Thank you very much!
Awesome scene. Looks like a fun area to operate. I thought the guy by the water tower was doing some Tai Chi, lol!
you would never see a boxcar in a steel mill building, should be a gondola. I worked for us steel 43 years very nice layout keep it up.
Could be used for loading smaller ingots or material for shipping
Many interesting features here. But the main thing is that I highly respect modelers who are doing steel industry. Takes a lot of "juice" to model those big structures and make them look as real, rusty and dirty as they're suppose too. I think you succeed in doing it. I also like the fact that you modeled it on a long part of your layout. And I'm pretty sure that there was no other way to do it for you. Congrats ! Probably very interesting to do ops on it. Thumb's up !
When doing operation sessions. Someone is station here full time. Their 3 jobs that person usually do. Their is an interchange siding sitting down the hill near the mains. Their a secondary yard up in the middle. Then their the job of switching all the cars from the upper yard to the different locations in the steel mill. Full time job, literally
@@caprailroad Hi. Thanks for answering. When I start an OP session of 15 cars on my paper mill complex, it take like 3 hours to put together from a carfloat, then delivering and coming back with empties and full to l9ad the carfloat. I can imagine how long it can be on your layout. The wonderful world of railroad modeling !
@@lucgagnon5241 I have had the pleasure of running the Mill twice with Ops and I can tell you it is a FRIGGIN' BLAST!!!! I really enjoy operating on this layout and I am so grateful for the opportunities
I really model trains OPS !
@@caprailroad I can attest to that, it is a blast!
The patience required is off the chart.
It took years for my club to build
Nice steel mill ... super video tour!!!
Thanks. Hope to get a video of it being operational one day when i can get back to the club
Great layout, but would like to see closeup of the cars and engines.
If your in NJ anytime after thanks giving. Ask to come visit the club. The members are happy to show it off anytime. Look us up on fb. BURLINGTON COUNTY MODEL RAILROAD CLUB
Burlington County NJ? I was in the first graduating class of BCCC. I model the N scale Orange Belt (Saint Pete subdivision).
Oh nice. If your still in the area. You can always come check it out
Excellent video. Reminds me of my home town of Detroit! McClouth Steel was a large steel mill on Zug Island in the Detroit River. Delray Connecting Railroad was an account of mine. It serviced the mill Nd Allied Chemical. Spent sometime at that location. Dirty filthy conditions!! What else would you expect !! Great layout guys !!
McLouth Steel was in Trenton, Michigan. The former National Steel Co. was on Zug Island.
Thanks for the tour of the mill area... seems like a challenge to switch but fun...that elevated area behind the mill where those hoppers were seem like it’d be a pain to do uncoupling
Hell of a layout
Thank you
Love the Videos keep it up #BMR
nice layout
thanks
Beautiful layout! I'm glad that I watched the video until the end as I was going to request a full layout tour, but you mentioned doing exactly that so thanks. Are all or most of the industries are on one side of the layout? I'd like to see the other side and any piers that the layout might have. Thanks for sharing this video!
the industries are all spread out across the layout. next time i go back ill do another video
Thank you !
np i had time and figure i might as well get the full detail of it. it also gave me ideas of doing the whole layout
@@caprailroad This club. You guys are terrific modelers. Thank you again for taking the time to film the steel mill section.
This is a excellent video of your steel mill, I am working on my steel mill layout, giving me lots of ideas , how big is your layout
Why put the oven away and apart at the back when it is used to heat up the air for the blast furnace?
Not sure. This was built way before i even joined the club.
Nicely done. Quick question where did you purchase the concrete foundations for the buildings?
not sure exactly. ill ask the president of the club next time i stop by about that.
Does this represent Ashland Kentucky?
Unfortunately no. Its a completely freelance club layout