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Cab Ride: Minnesota and Missouri Valley Free-mo at Plainview, MN
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2014
- The 2014 Plainview Free-mo layout had 325 feet of mainline with an additional 65 feet on the branch.
The layout had modules from 6 members and a few other members helping to setup and tear down.
Thanks to everyone at the meet for helping the camera car get the express!
I like how you can hear the train orders and the dispatcher in the video, corresponding to the signals
Wow...great layout. .thanks for sharing and keep up the great work
Phenomenal!! Bookmarked for quick retrieval for total relaxation and inspiration! Only 6 members contributing how many modules. Hope the event was well attended. Great to see so many young eyes there! Congrats to all for the work done.
Enjoyed the scenic trip!!!!!
Awesome, well done guys.
Great modules and scenery. Fun!
The bascule bridge is Anita fact also super nice video
Really nice layout Very scenic. At 3:36, a distant signal is needed in advance of the signal at the bridge.
Great ride, Interesting end . . . Thanks.
I am a bit surprised anything stayed on the track. Then about 3 and a half minutes into the video I see an amazing bridge. Overall its not bad. It reminds me of a fond memory I have back in the 90's. I was running on a modular railroad and most people there had top notch equipment and couldn't keep there stuff from derailing. I have with me a cheap lifelike engine and several athearn Burlington passenger cars that just happened to run excellent. I still get comments from former club members on that day.
Looks like you are set up in a gym. How long do you get to keep this set up? Beautiful work at 3:42.
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How fun! Thank you for sharing. Do any of the mee-mool lights *(o)T(o)* operate?
Very impressive! Where do you store all this when it's not used? Only 6 members, really?
jajajaj ,,,muy bueno el final saludos
nice
that little boy really makes me mad!!!
I'm hoping you're joking. There are only 2 that were near the layout - one was running a train in the opposite direction, and the other was running the train camera. For our groups, having kids participate is a way to keep the hobby going - model railroading needs to build the next generation. This video is 4 years old, and the kid running the engine in this video has built the first module in our area with a functioning turntable and roundhouse. He's been running HO scale since he was 3.
YesI am totally kidding bud. I have 7 kids so I know they love to watch the trains. Awesome layout here!! Well done!@@chrisandmichelle2