Train layouts are worth building n investing into it keeps you wanting to build more layouts for customers to n entertaining friends n families n make more videos to show on you tube
I just lllllove this layout. So professional. This video is terrific. Please keep em coming regularly. Thanks a ton. Love and hugs to all who made this masterpiece possible, past and present.
Outstanding video and hey, the heavyweight rider coach in daylight colors frame 23:30. Is that a Rivarossi 60' heavyweight combine and where can I get more information about Southern Pacific mail trains like that one. It kind of reminds me of Santa Fe's Fast Mail with the string of head-end cars, express reefers and mail storage boxcars followed up with a rider coach/combine bringing up the rear. Keep up the good work and keep um coming!
Thanks for the comment! I believe that's either a Precision Scale or early Coach Yard brass model. You can search for them on the brasstrains.com website and look at the brass guide.
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Train layouts are worth building n investing into it keeps you wanting to build more layouts for customers to n entertaining friends n families n make more videos to show on you tube
these landscapes are wonderful
Truly, one of the most beautiful railroads I've ever seen.
Love watching this layout, almost a good as watching the real thing.
I just lllllove this layout. So professional. This video is terrific. Please keep em coming regularly. Thanks a ton. Love and hugs to all who made this masterpiece possible, past and present.
I can watch you guys all day long 👍
Extraordinary railroad. Appreciated the alpine off during turntable rotation. Y’all may want to consider lowing volume locos.
SUPER FANTASTIC THE REALITY IN 1:87 SCALE
Outstanding video and hey, the heavyweight rider coach in daylight colors frame 23:30. Is that a Rivarossi 60' heavyweight combine and where can I get more information about Southern Pacific mail trains like that one. It kind of reminds me of Santa Fe's Fast Mail with the string of head-end cars, express reefers and mail storage boxcars followed up with a rider coach/combine bringing up the rear. Keep up the good work and keep um coming!
Thanks for the comment! I believe that's either a Precision Scale or early Coach Yard brass model. You can search for them on the brasstrains.com website and look at the brass guide.
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Say...that just one snazzy layout!
Holy cow, the Santa Fe Bakersfield yard has sure come a long way since I was last there!
How many cars on that very long train?
Too much background noise spoiled on overall fine presentation
Agreed. I hate that. Good videos are ruined by excessive background noise or obnoxiously loud music.