Great model railroad! Love it! Dirty model railroads are realistic. Clean railroads are more like collectors railroads and or toys. So I'm a fan of dirt!
Just came across your page, I know this man and the layout, myself and my best friend have run trains at his home before, he is a very nice man and an awesome e modeler. Glad you did a video on it. O and your GVT bob Storch shops tour video was awesome.
A very nice video and layout. I have plans to expand my own HO scale layout (I'm looking to model a mountain town served by the PRR in the 1940s-50s), though I don't believe mine will be quite as large as this.
I like this layout,a lot of loving and creative hard work went in to it.Thats what model railroading is all about ,its historical, artistic, and simply fun.I am still working on my layout it is also freelance, early 1960s to now, PC, EL, Pennsylvania , and Norfolk Southern.
nice layout ! Yes Modelling the Erie and the Lackawanna sure is great. My layout is a piece of the Erie Lackawanna in Pennsylvania in the late 1960s , but in the smaller scale of N . Great video ! thanks !
Muy buena maqueta, muy profesional, buenos detalles de la vida real. Buenas estructuras IHC , DPM, etc. Felicidades. Me es una motivación. Gracias por el video. Muy realista.
Heard what you said about sounds, it uses more power and signal is very important. I model in N scale and most time I run silent just use horn and bell. Full sound is for shows. They do run better without sound
Great model railroad! Love it! Dirty model railroads are realistic. Clean railroads are more like collectors railroads and or toys. So I'm a fan of dirt!
Very well done great job on all details thanks for the video c' rr
Thanks 👍
Just came across your page, I know this man and the layout, myself and my best friend have run trains at his home before, he is a very nice man and an awesome e modeler. Glad you did a video on it. O and your GVT bob Storch shops tour video was awesome.
Note those FM units have been around they are great running engines.
A very nice video and layout. I have plans to expand my own HO scale layout (I'm looking to model a mountain town served by the PRR in the 1940s-50s), though I don't believe mine will be quite as large as this.
Cheers for the tour of this layout...great to hear how it all came about and the banter in between.
I like this layout,a lot of loving and creative hard work went in to it.Thats what model railroading is all about ,its historical, artistic, and simply fun.I am still working on my layout it is also freelance, early 1960s to now, PC, EL, Pennsylvania , and Norfolk Southern.
Every detail tells a story. That makes it interesting. Good luck with your layout.
Wonderful tour thanks for sharing 😃
nice layout ! Yes Modelling the Erie and the Lackawanna sure is great. My layout is a piece of the Erie Lackawanna in Pennsylvania in the late 1960s , but in the smaller scale of N . Great video ! thanks !
Muy buena maqueta, muy profesional, buenos detalles de la vida real. Buenas estructuras IHC , DPM, etc. Felicidades. Me es una motivación. Gracias por el video. Muy realista.
Very Nicely Done Love the Layout.
Wow very nice , starting work on my own layout of the Erie Lackawanna and D&H Scranton and Binghamton area. But also freelance
This is a modeled railroad not just model railroad. It may not be prototypical but it show much love and attention to detail.
Very nice
Heard what you said about sounds, it uses more power and signal is very important. I model in N scale and most time I run silent just use horn and bell. Full sound is for shows. They do run better without sound
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it.
How big is the layout?
The main room is 10’x 20’ with a 1’ x 20’ shelf in the next room.