Running F-Scale Trains on Outdoor Durango CO Garden Railroad - Severns Eastern Animas Railroad 2022

Enjoy some shots from a rainy day this last summer of Bill Severn's railroad, one of the last surviving G-scale railroads left in Durango Colorado from the heyday of Large Scale in the area (1990-2012)
Seen here is my Tecolote & Enderle No. 3 with a mixed freight, and Spencer Bobbs' D&RGW 341 handling passenger operations. Additionally on the end is a Boston, or "Forney" pulling a combine.
More F scale content to come in the future.

[@deweyhall712]

Love the F scale trains. The ones that you're showing have the wild west feel, as well as the kid in a candy store vibe.

[@slanderedstone]

You got some nice equipment

[@whitcraft4578]

Well done Joe, lookin good!

[@thelittlecamerachannel]

So sad Bachmann no longer make the 1:20.3 stuff, i need some rolling stock but hard to find even used.

[@tracynation2820]

Super. I love Fn3, but I would like to see an F scale standard gauge train. Is there any commercial track available for F standard gauge? Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.

[@bpharing]

Is that rough-cut cedar as roadbed?

[@TexasRailfan21-RailfanRyan]

You said F scale on your title when you meant to say G scale

[@TheWeigman]

F scale (Fn3) being 1:20th scale narrow gauge, runs on G scale track.. Same difference 😊

[@Tristan_S346]

G gauge, F scale ☺️

[@TexasRailfan21-RailfanRyan]

@@TheWeigman oh ok very interesting