TRAIN LAYOUTS ARE SO INTREAGING TO LOOK AT THE LAYOUTS ARE SO REALISTIC TO REAL LIFE THE IMAGINATION THAT GOS IN TO THESE CREATIONS ARE SO BEAUTIFULLY DETAILED MANY THUMBS UP TO ALL YOU MODEL TRAIN HOBBEYESTS
So great to see "Fruit Growers Express " cars! These cars were built in the yards located off S. Quaker Lane at Duke Street (Rt. 236) in the 1940-50, real pictures are at the Aldie Mill, near Gilbert's Corner in Virginia. FGE, was in Alexandria, Virginia. They often used Potomac Yards, near Crystal City, Va and load dry ice off Rt.1
Wonderful and enjoyable. My HO rolling stock and track have been packed up since 1978. It's amazing how technologically advanced model railroading has become. Fiber optics instead of a bulb in the loco cab, signaling, remote control, CTC, etc.. I guess my 2 AHM transformers are outdated, too.
Stunning detail from back yards factories to bluffs, ridges rock formations. A natural blend of land scaping foliage to roadbed all are great. Only regret no overall perspective which would have made the video a lot more enjoyable.
Wonderful layout!! Philadelphia girl here..my Dad loved trains and commutes on the Reading Line into the city for work. Loved riding the Pennsylvania Railroad passenger trains to distant places!!! Love your PRR set!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Yay! Southern Railway, "Tuxedos," even in the green passenger scheme, which might not be technically incorrect, seeing as SR used RS1s/RS3s on passenger trains. I rode an Atlanta/Birmingham Special once, back in 1971 and it had an RS1 as the lead locomotive. And, Seaboard Coast Line - another one of my favorites. Someone should run a SCL "Silver Star," passenger train and put that on You Tube. Nice, pinstriped Pennsy passenger train. Great layout - nice colors, lots of scenic details, good train speeds. I'd have to be a grouchy old curmudgeon to find something wrong with this.
fwiw, back in the mid 1970s, the PC/CR train,,,COSR and counterpart SRCO ran between cincinnati and columbus. Southern to columbus or columbus to Southern. power would be a PC SD35 or SD40 with 2 SR SD24s. even by the mid 1970s , those SD24s were relics. by the late 1970s SR replaced the SD24s with SD35s. eventually SD40 and SD45s would replace the SD35s. columbus(buckeye yarD) was the only yard built new as PC. NS closed about 2004. for a short time around 1980, SR power could be seen on the Chessie cinci-toledo line. this was the only time I ever saw SR and chessie power mixed. also note. PC ordered in the ealy 1970s, a small batch of U23Bs with dual control stands, for long hood running. these were stationed at buckeye for use in the SR run through trains to cinci, and beyond. I remember seeing only 1 time a U23B doing this. otherwise PC/CR used 6 axle power. I can only guess the U23Bs were not liked on this run. 16 locos in the 2750-2776 were so equipped. www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=660041
Absolutely brilliant fantastic job amazingly so cool from Tasmania Australia Awesome job mate cheers KC Tasmania Australia check us out when u get time cheers
It would have sounded better if this was called railways, for thats exactly what it is, a railway, not a railroad where rail is rail and road is road. Railways are for trains, whereas roads are for all pneumatic vehicles. How do you justify a railway being a road to call it rail road? It makes no sense. This model railway setting is fantastic. But did you notice something? There are no roads there, that's why it not a rail road. As plain as I can see it, it's definitely a railway. Where is the road, hey?
"Railroad" is the common usage term for these in North America, particularly the USA. The French "chemin de fer" translates into English as "road of iron", even though the rails have been steel since the late nineteenth century. Similarly the German "bahn" (e.g. Deutsche Bundesbahn, Deutsche Reichsbahn) also translates as "road". Your reasoning does not hold up.
@@JBofBrisbane the Teabags often fuss about English speaking nations using terms more common to the continent than the quirks of the island. Sedans, coupes, right lane driving, gasoline, automobile, railroad, more continental pronunciations, ...
TRAIN LAYOUTS ARE SO INTREAGING TO LOOK AT THE LAYOUTS ARE SO REALISTIC TO REAL LIFE THE IMAGINATION THAT GOS IN TO THESE CREATIONS ARE SO BEAUTIFULLY DETAILED MANY THUMBS UP TO ALL YOU MODEL TRAIN HOBBEYESTS
This is how I want my model railroad to turn out like! Great video, and amazing railroad, so much detail!
Thank you very much!
good to see different motive power, from steam to diesel, switchers sd's and gp's... looks great, its a never ending project, but so much fun.
Excellent work patriots I'm very proud of you all who took the time to make a wonderful masterpiece God Bless you mates ...USA
So great to see "Fruit Growers Express " cars! These cars were built in the yards located off S. Quaker Lane at Duke Street (Rt. 236) in the 1940-50, real pictures are at the Aldie Mill, near Gilbert's Corner in Virginia. FGE, was in Alexandria, Virginia. They often used Potomac Yards, near Crystal City, Va and load dry ice off Rt.1
Wonderful and enjoyable. My HO rolling stock and track have been packed up since 1978. It's amazing how technologically advanced model railroading has become. Fiber optics instead of a bulb in the loco cab, signaling, remote control, CTC, etc.. I guess my 2 AHM transformers are outdated, too.
Ok. Nice throw back layout.
Nice to see steam at work as well.
It looks Awsome Everyway you look at it.
Excellent display,👏👏 I appreciate all the time, planning and effort that goes into creating a layout like this 👍👍 great job
Thank you very much!
Great video of a nice looking layout.
Fabulous train set up, thanks for the enjoyable video.
Stunning detail from back yards factories to bluffs, ridges rock formations. A natural blend of land scaping foliage to roadbed all are great. Only regret no overall perspective which would have made the video a lot more enjoyable.
Wonderful layout!! Philadelphia girl here..my Dad loved trains and commutes on the Reading Line into the city for work. Loved riding the Pennsylvania Railroad passenger trains to distant places!!! Love your PRR set!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Very good layout , looks so real especially with the signalling
I subscribe Ur channel because you have good and realistic models vedio upload thnx and I enjoy Ur vedios
Enjoyed that! So fascinating to watch!
Very nice!
Very good job, congrat.
Thank you very much!
GREAT JOB... A SIMPLER TIME IN LIFE...
Awesome layout. Not overdone like some others! Great job.
Lovely layout Very productive a layout you can go any era in time if you want to.
Pretty good. Beautiful layout, good filming and action.
Great job very nice great lay out.
Love it when they run at scale speed.
Yay! Southern Railway, "Tuxedos," even in the green passenger scheme, which might not be technically incorrect, seeing as SR used RS1s/RS3s on passenger trains. I rode an Atlanta/Birmingham Special once, back in 1971 and it had an RS1 as the lead locomotive.
And, Seaboard Coast Line - another one of my favorites. Someone should run a SCL "Silver Star," passenger train and put that on You Tube.
Nice, pinstriped Pennsy passenger train.
Great layout - nice colors, lots of scenic details, good train speeds. I'd have to be a grouchy old curmudgeon to find something wrong with this.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Realism on this layout: 👍. You done a fantastic job. I enjoyed watchung this video. I thank you.. ☺
Hello,
nice shots, interesting video. Thumbs up.
greetings
Joseph
Amazing! Question what do you ise to run multiple trains at once?
Wow! Great job.
Beautiful! I love it!
I often wonder. Who manufacturers the locomotives shown in videos
very nice model thank you
Good morning from St John Parish, Louisiana 02 Nov 20.
Morning!
SWEET!
Nice detail!
Very nice layout, great detail. What are the dimensions of it?
Hello!!! 55 ft. long by 14.8 ft. wide 814 sq. ft.
Very nice, well presented.
Some curves appear super elevated, or is it just me?
Even better than the real thing!!! 😃😷😄😷😋
Like seeing the "fallen flag" logos on the railcars.
Great layout not overdone scenery and effects
Like 45 very beautiful
Wish I could have seen more layout and less train. Would love to see buildings and scenery.
Very very nice layout. Too bad the visitors/club members couldn't keep during the recording
Cool
Not sure why this video popped up when I searched for B&M model layouts but it’s a cool layout and video nonetheless.
fwiw, back in the mid 1970s, the PC/CR train,,,COSR and counterpart SRCO ran between cincinnati and columbus.
Southern to columbus or columbus to Southern.
power would be a PC SD35 or SD40 with 2 SR SD24s. even by the mid 1970s , those SD24s were relics.
by the late 1970s SR replaced the SD24s with SD35s. eventually SD40 and SD45s would replace the SD35s. columbus(buckeye yarD) was the only yard built new as PC. NS closed about 2004.
for a short time around 1980, SR power could be seen on the Chessie cinci-toledo line.
this was the only time I ever saw SR and chessie power mixed.
also note.
PC ordered in the ealy 1970s, a small batch of U23Bs with dual control stands, for long hood running.
these were stationed at buckeye for use in the SR run through trains to cinci, and beyond.
I remember seeing only 1 time a U23B doing this. otherwise PC/CR used 6 axle power.
I can only guess the U23Bs were not liked on this run. 16 locos in the 2750-2776 were so equipped.
www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=660041
Wow
Is that Amos Moses at 6:50? The older among us will know who that is.
Whack em in the head with a stump.
Huuuugh!
Wonder if the Louisiana law ever got him?
I thought they no longer use caboose in real trains ????
How about a man running alongside or hanging off of the back of the caboose trying to jump on for a free ride?
I should have described him as a hobo.
Absolutely brilliant fantastic job amazingly so cool from Tasmania Australia Awesome job mate cheers KC Tasmania Australia check us out when u get time cheers
Still amazes me how someone can have a superbly detailed layout.....and yet they can’t manage to paint the annoying shiny wheels on the freight cars.
Stop complaining. Just enjoy. It's better than yours
I saw a hobo...! Anyone Anyone? And an alligator.
It just doesn’t seem realistic without graffiti on all the cars...
You're too young. Most of those locos were built in the 1950s or 60s when chalk was the only tagging medium.
KEEP THE BACKGROUND NOISE DOWN TKS
You make enough noise
It would have sounded better if this was called railways, for thats exactly what it is, a railway, not a railroad where rail is rail and road is road. Railways are for trains, whereas roads are for all pneumatic vehicles. How do you justify a railway being a road to call it rail road? It makes no sense. This model railway setting is fantastic. But did you notice something? There are no roads there, that's why it not a rail road. As plain as I can see it, it's definitely a railway. Where is the road, hey?
"Railroad" is the common usage term for these in North America, particularly the USA. The French "chemin de fer" translates into English as "road of iron", even though the rails have been steel since the late nineteenth century. Similarly the German "bahn" (e.g. Deutsche Bundesbahn, Deutsche Reichsbahn) also translates as "road". Your reasoning does not hold up.
@@JBofBrisbane the Teabags often fuss about English speaking nations using terms more common to the continent than the quirks of the island.
Sedans, coupes, right lane driving, gasoline, automobile, railroad, more continental pronunciations, ...