What's Neat This Week in Model Railroading
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2023
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This week Ken, Mike, James and Austin Talk about the container trains over the years with many different models to share the story. We also talk about Free-Mo modular layouts and a special Spring Creek show upcoming. James Regier takes us railfanning in Kansas with photos of his adventure plus other model railroad topics in about 40 minutes.
Thank you for another brilliant What's Neat This Week in Model Railroading everyone 🙂
Being a trucker. I've been in and out of container yards for years. Your mind would be blown away if you seen the operations going on around those yards. Sometimes it's crazy as it can be. I model the transitional area, God God, if I had to do container yards, I would chang hobbies!!!😅😅😅
Nice show Ken and the crew
On another point, a considerable amount of container traffic moves by barge along the east coast. Newark north as far as Maine, and south all the way to Miami. Some of the Miami traffic, I think, gets forwarded into the Caribbean.
New Orleans is the same. Containers from Houston and Galveston also continue this way.
Another awesome episode!! Intermodal night! 😊 once I get the layout up, I do plan on an intermodal yard of some sorts. I had a good laugh, though. I made it on the Spring Creek video. I was caught talking to George at the soundtrax booth. That was a great show too.
great show friends! Cant wait till next week!
perfect! just sat down at my workbench!
I have been thru the Georgia Port at Savannah. It is an amazing experience. We got to visit thru the Central of Georgia Historical Society.
Awesome show! Let's call this "The Container Show" Too bad i'm not into modern railroading! I love James Sante Fe steam engine! For all your railroad clothing it's Jelsma Graphics! "A Stitch Above The Rest" MoPac Jack "Until Next Time, Take Care And My All Your Signals Be Clear" Rock N' Roll Forever..
nice material 👍🙂
That model railroad Port of Las Angeles is really nice layout.
Thanks for another great episode. Long Time Listener, first time commenter. I do not model or collect anything USA based, I live in Australia and model HO Scale Australian Outline, New South Wales early to mid 1990's diesel era. In between layout at the moment, with a young family. Just about to start my next layout in the spare bedroom.
Would be great to see some running sessions on your layout for say 10-15mins after each show, showing off the models you have featured in each show.
Instead of bomb train, I respectfully suggest: ordinance.
Love your shows. I just started watching this episode. Regarding containers: why is it so difficult to find containers for the stack trains. If you have any pull please request all manufacturers to increase the production of containers. Thank you.
Respectfully,
Woodrow
Call House of Trains in Omaha,Ne. Dave has a boat load of them and he has a bunch of 3 packs that were used/like new never been out of package. I got one and they are awesome.
I'm heartbroken that you started the episode by commenting on having a bad hair day! I would've never guessed that would enter your mind since it's not train related!😁
First railroad to run tofc? CNS&M!
Awesome show. Great job🚂😎🙃🙃🙃🙃
Another great show.
Morning, where can you get or buy Sagebrush for making trees?
hello ken its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
102 is the width of container not the height!!
Hey James Regier you can make an extra Emporia Depo, I'm with the Southern Transcon Model Railroad and we are doing Emporia and we could use one of them Depo's
It may take a while to get it out -- i've barely started going through the plans -- but once I have a good working 3D printer file, making several copies should not be a problem.
Charleston not Georgia
How come you don’t show trains running anymore when you say let’s run some trains?
Ken, From simple observation over the years I have watched "What's Neat", I feel your shows tend to focus on modern Railroading. Is this intentional? There are around 150 years of railroading that could be covered. If what I propose is intentional, your oosing me as a subscriber. These comments are my simple observations. Your opinions might vary!
Any specific era you would like to see better coverage for? When does “modern” begin? Mike is set on a specific point in the 1970s. I am all over the place Santa Fe with my collection, probably 1930s to early 1990s, with the future layout’s era likely to vary by the operating session. Austin models the present.
I can say that the eras we talk about have to do with either whatever product a sponsor has sent for Ken to show or with what interests folks sitting around the table.
We are not snubbing any eras, intentionally or otherwise. While we can’t satisfy every interest, it is always better to at least know where those interests might be.
@@JamesRegiersModels Any other eras would be good, If I say where my interests are, then I'm attempting to lead the program and that is not what I want.
@@markdeschane4467 not at all! We love seeing people’s layouts from EVERY era. There are a lot of facets of this hobby that band us all together as they are a common thread through both scale and era. You are welcome to provide your input and model photos. Thanks for the comments, and thanks for watching. 😉
@@mikebudde2570 Mike,, Thanks for getting back to me! My layout is really not good enough to show. I just think that the What's Neat show shoud diversify and not focus on the Modern era.
I know you think you can’t cover the topics in less time, but your videos are too long. I cannot, nor will not commit the time required to watch. Hold your time to less than 20 minutes.
Excellent video once again!