thank you for sharing this video of Dan Lewis N scale magnificent layout. I have been following Dan in his articles published in N Scale Magazine. This video compliments my reading experience.
You’re welcome Bruce 👍 I had a chance to explore the old Milwaukee right of way from Ringling MT, to Wallace ID. in various locations. His layout brings back memories of those trips. Dan did a good job capturing the look and feel of the area.@@JerseyHighlandsBruce
Pleasing to look at. Balance between scenery and structures compliments both. And best of all everything is weathered. Thank you . This just popped up and goes well with my morning coffee.
What a great example of what is possible in N scale today!! Dan not only researches his subject in depth, publishes great articles and does good photography, he runs trains!! Thanks for the video!!!
When Dan visited my remedial layout, he was very kind in his compliments and offered some suggestions. A very nice man indeed. Its really nice to know such a nice person is behind such a beautiful layout.
I wish I hadn't looked at this. Now I feel ashamed about my modeling skills. This is not the next level of modeling but the next, next, next level, just amazing. I didn't think this kind of perfection could be reached in this scale. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Jef, I have visited many N-Scale layouts, some very nice. But Dan's is a "League of its own"! Thanks for checking in. BTW, all 4 of my grandparents were born in the Netherlands. (Vroegindewey, Smit, De Jonge, and Van Housen.)
Jef, I'm an old guy, and my parents are gone. However, my mother and grandmother would speak Dutch whenever they didn't want us to know what they were talking about. 🙂
@@JerseyHighlandsBruce Sorry to hear you lost your parents. I'm also an old guy with no parents anymore but that is what's happening when you get older. Now we only have the memories of them. It most have been funny and frustrating to hear your mother and grandmother speak in a language you didn't understand. In the Netherlands people speak different dialects. When my mother did not want us to understand her, she spoke in a dialect with her mother. But we learned the dialect very quickly when we were young because we spent our summer holidays at my grandparents home. 😂😂😂
Every thing was professional and I enjoyed it. If possible I would like you tell me if is it normal to have rolling stock of various rail road names. I am a beginer. I started a little late I will be 82 this month. Thank you for your time and efforts for me! I have purchased 9 locomotives new to represent the Milwaukee Rd in ho gauge. How ever I have planned on a second track of N gauge.
Drew, a number of years ago, I read an article by a fellow who did a study on real railroads and produced data on how many 'home road' cars you should own and how many cars you should have from other railroads. I don't remember the specifics, but it showed that you can have a mix. The cars from other carriers should be from roads that either interchange with yours or are close enough geographically to be plausible. That also depends a lot on the era that you model.
This is not just a layout, its an art form! I only wish I had his talent.
I'm right there with you on that wish, Bruce.
I think I saw this layout when I went to the Narrow Gauge Convention in Detroit. Beautiful N scale layout.
Beautiful indeed, Rick.
thank you for sharing this video of Dan Lewis N scale magnificent layout. I have been following Dan in his articles published in N Scale Magazine. This video compliments my reading experience.
You are very welcome, Daniel. Thanks for stopping in and leaving a comment!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful layout tour! The Milwaukee Road ran through some beautiful parts of Montana and Idaho 🚂
Thanks, Joe. I believe that Dan (the modeler) at one time lived in Montana.
You’re welcome Bruce 👍 I had a chance to explore the old Milwaukee right of way from Ringling MT, to Wallace ID. in various locations. His layout brings back memories of those trips. Dan did a good job capturing the look and feel of the area.@@JerseyHighlandsBruce
Pleasing to look at. Balance between scenery and structures compliments both. And best of all everything is weathered. Thank you . This just popped up and goes well with my morning coffee.
Dan's layout is indeed a gem. I'm glad that it added to your morning's enjoyment!
What a great example of what is possible in N scale today!! Dan not only researches his subject in depth, publishes great articles and does good photography, he runs trains!! Thanks for the video!!!
You are welcome! I agree with everything you said about Dan.🙂
When Dan visited my remedial layout, he was very kind in his compliments and offered some suggestions. A very nice man indeed. Its really nice to know such a nice person is behind such a beautiful layout.
Thanks for stopping in and leaving a great comment. Happy New Year!
I wish I hadn't looked at this. Now I feel ashamed about my modeling skills. This is not the next level of modeling but the next, next, next level, just amazing. I didn't think this kind of perfection could be reached in this scale. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Jef, I have visited many N-Scale layouts, some very nice. But Dan's is a "League of its own"! Thanks for checking in. BTW, all 4 of my grandparents were born in the Netherlands. (Vroegindewey, Smit, De Jonge, and Van Housen.)
@@JerseyHighlandsBruce Remarkable that your grandparents were born in The Netherlands. I suppose your parents still speak the language.
Jef, I'm an old guy, and my parents are gone. However, my mother and grandmother would speak Dutch whenever they didn't want us to know what they were talking about. 🙂
@@JerseyHighlandsBruce Sorry to hear you lost your parents. I'm also an old guy with no parents anymore but that is what's happening when you get older. Now we only have the memories of them. It most have been funny and frustrating to hear your mother and grandmother speak in a language you didn't understand. In the Netherlands people speak different dialects. When my mother did not want us to understand her, she spoke in a dialect with her mother. But we learned the dialect very quickly when we were young because we spent our summer holidays at my grandparents home. 😂😂😂
Fantastic modeling, I love it!
I'm glad that you enjoyed it, David.
Fantastic detail. Especially seeing as it is N Scale. Thanks for sharing Bruce. ( Very close to the 1000 now! )
Jim, as we were visiting the layout, I kept forgetting that it was N-Scale. Amazing, really.
Fantastic layouts and channel 👍 Happy New Year 🥳
Thanks for checking in, Sean. Happy New Year!
What a nice layout!
It is indeed, John. Thanks for checking in!
Inspirational modeliing
Every thing was professional and I enjoyed it. If possible I would like you tell me if is it normal to have rolling stock of various rail road names. I am a beginer. I started a little late I will be 82 this month. Thank you for your time and efforts for me! I have purchased 9 locomotives new to represent the Milwaukee Rd in ho gauge. How ever I have planned on a second track of N gauge.
Drew, a number of years ago, I read an article by a fellow who did a study on real railroads and produced data on how many 'home road' cars you should own and how many cars you should have from other railroads. I don't remember the specifics, but it showed that you can have a mix. The cars from other carriers should be from roads that either interchange with yours or are close enough geographically to be plausible. That also depends a lot on the era that you model.
Nice video of a nice layout done by a very nice man.
What state does Dan locate himself
Dan now lives in Michigan.
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