Another great video here Bob, that porter looks great, glad you enjoyed that. Indeed small engines make a huge difference to your layout no matter what it is👍
Thanks for another great video, Bob. You never run out of interesting items in your collection to show your fans. I really liked seeing the Porter and the trolley, two of my favourite things about this hobby: steam and traction! Thanks, Bob.
Thank you for watching Tom. Lots of great things coming. How to make coal loads, more Menards, a visit to Virginia to see 614, riding the 2102, New Hope and Black River. Plus tons of layout stuff. Going to be a great summer.
Thank you for watching. yes the Johnstown trolley is very special (my hometown) and $109 for that Porter engine was a great deal. It traveled from Hawaii to New Jersey to get here. Thanks for watching..
i agree. thanks for watching. i agree Dave I really like that trolley it was made by Walt Cameron around 17 years ago. It still runs fantastic and is a great piece..
Thank Hunter, I recently got a woodside boxcar for it and looking for a bobber caboose. It is conventional but it is a great engine. It actually came all the way from Hawaii.
Thank you for watching George. I'm glad you enjoyed it. The Pennsy engine is an 0-6-0 B-028. The first time I saw it was the prototype while In Andy Edelman's office. I asked if he could get one for me. I've enjoyed it ever since.
Thank you; I Love it. Years ago when I was visiting MTH and in Andy Edelman's office he had the prototype. It looked so fantastic I had to get it. She pulls well and is a beauty
Thank you for watching Mike. Awhile back I did a video on my N Gauge collection; check it out. Its all older mostly Minitrix, but still works great after all these years.
The 0-4-0 Porter locos were smaller and were generally used on logging roads but mostly in the coal fields. It had a water jacket tank for extra water and if you notice it has no tender. Whatever coal it used was taken off if the first car behind the loco during its duties. They were great for running on questionable track.
Yes Indeed. A good friend knew I was looking for one. This one came all the way from Hawaii. Im glad I got it, this little engine is all diecast and heavy, smokes great and pulls a pretty good train for its size. Thanks for watching..
wow nice lay out and locos you must be rich what do you do for a liveing the more gifted the brain cells are the more money you make thats all there is to it
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Awesome Bob.! Great little video. Thanks for showing us your
switchers and trolly. 👍Mark😀
Thank you for watching Mark! its my first K Line and its a beauty. It pulls really great and for a small guy smokes a ton.
Another great video here Bob, that porter looks great, glad you enjoyed that. Indeed small engines make a huge difference to your layout no matter what it is👍
Yes indeed they do. Ive been looking for a Porter and little did I know one would drop in. Its fantastic!!
@@BobsOGaugeTrains nice intro bob. You really outdone yourself
Thanks for another great video, Bob. You never run out of interesting items in your collection to show your fans. I really liked seeing the Porter and the trolley, two of my favourite things about this hobby: steam and traction! Thanks, Bob.
Thank you for watching Tom. Lots of great things coming. How to make coal loads, more Menards, a visit to Virginia to see 614, riding the 2102, New Hope and Black River. Plus tons of layout stuff. Going to be a great summer.
Great lil locomotive! 👏😊
Thank you. My first K-Line steamer. Small but mighty and all diecast is a fantastic piece. thanks for watching.
Nice line up Bob, you got a nice deal on the tiny steamer and the street car with the name of your town is awesome.. thanks for sharing buddy 😊👍
Thank you for watching. yes the Johnstown trolley is very special (my hometown) and $109 for that Porter engine was a great deal. It traveled from Hawaii to New Jersey to get here. Thanks for watching..
Well done, Bob! Thank you for another entertaining and informative video.
Hey thank you, I appreciate your support. Thanks for watching. All of them add so much to the layout.
Great small but mighty options. Love the trolley.
i agree. thanks for watching. i agree Dave I really like that trolley it was made by Walt Cameron around 17 years ago. It still runs fantastic and is a great piece..
Very nice pieces Bob.
That trolley is sweet.
Enjoy them!
Thank you for watching Henry. I agree and really like the trolley. Its from my hometown and hold's and especial place for me.
Thanks bob.yep slow is good👍👍
Thank you Ray, glad you enjoyed. Ive been looking for a Porter for awhile, a lucky tip got me there.
That is a gorgeous little locomotive, you are lucky to have this so congratulations.
Thank you Roger. I am very lucky, this locomotive traveled from Hawaii to New Jersey and its a gem. Thanks for watching.
Enjoyed the little engine !!!!
Thank you Mikey. I was talking to a friend and expressing how I was looking for a Porter. this came all the way from Hawaii. I love it. thank you.
Nice additions Bob, Great Whistle ........ I also live in NJ .
Thank you, the banshee is a great whistle. They all have a place on the layout. Great to hear, Im near Rutgers.
@@BobsOGaugeTrains Off of Route 70 (:
Some Swell small engines and Trolly al a nice assemblidge of motive power it's all about funnn. "Happy Rails". GMan
Thank you G Man, yes it is! From the littlest detail to biggest engine its all fun.
Nice tank engine Bob. Very cute.
Thank Hunter, I recently got a woodside boxcar for it and looking for a bobber caboose. It is conventional but it is a great engine. It actually came all the way from Hawaii.
Bob great little engines I like your Pennsylvania steam engine
Thank you for watching George. I'm glad you enjoyed it. The Pennsy engine is an 0-6-0 B-028. The first time I saw it was the prototype while In Andy Edelman's office. I asked if he could get one for me. I've enjoyed it ever since.
I like that PRR B28!
Thank you; I Love it. Years ago when I was visiting MTH and in Andy Edelman's office he had the prototype. It looked so fantastic I had to get it. She pulls well and is a beauty
Even though I model in N scale, your video was inspiring... Thank you! :-)
Thank you for watching Mike. Awhile back I did a video on my N Gauge collection; check it out. Its all older mostly Minitrix, but still works great after all these years.
Nice video Bob ty
Thank you for watching Tom, the little things actually make a good layout turn into a great layout. Thank you.
I have the same engine. I love it
Great to hear, thanks for watching. For a small little engine its fantastic. Lights, pulls well, heavy and smokes. Well worth it.
I like the odd engines that you wouldn't find on everyone's layout.
The 0-4-0 Porter locos were smaller and were generally used on logging roads but mostly in the coal fields. It had a water jacket tank for extra water and if you notice it has no tender. Whatever coal it used was taken off if the first car behind the loco during its duties. They were great for running on questionable track.
Thank you Richard, I didnt know that. But really glad I picked this engine up. Thank you for checking it out.
That trolley is close to the colors of our local Line tri city traction co, if I find one, I letter it tri city , that would be neat .
oh wow, that would be great. They were made by a guy Walt Cameron about 20 years ago. Its brass.
@@BobsOGaugeTrains that is a hand made one.
alright k-line porter
Yes Indeed. A good friend knew I was looking for one. This one came all the way from Hawaii. Im glad I got it, this little engine is all diecast and heavy, smokes great and pulls a pretty good train for its size. Thanks for watching..
wow nice lay out and locos you must be rich what do you do for a liveing the more gifted the brain cells are the more money you make thats all there is to it
Thank you for watching and the kind words I appreciate it.
Who sent me here?
Haha dont know but thank you for watching!!
This is one of your BEST videos. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🇺🇸
Thank you Richard. Best part is that engine came all the way from Hawaii to get here. Im really happy to have it. Thanks for watching..