A Saturday Afternoon at the Colorado Model Railroad Museum
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2019
- This was shot during 2019 BNSF Days at the Colorado Model Railroad Museum. CMRM volunteers bring their personal trains to these events. Consequently, the video features a variety of trains from different eras and BNSF predecessor railroads.
Learn more about the Colorado Model Railroad Museum, including open times, and location:
www.cmrm.org/ - Розваги
One other great reason to come to America, besides personal seeing and touching UP BB 4014, is your museum. I have seen and subscribed to some fantastic MRR channels, but your's is a class apart. Right from flawlessly running 283 car monsters to the ultra realistic detail. Takes my breath away. Thank you very much for your contribution.
Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad you are enjoying your trip.
Love the "open house" format of this video with multiple trains on the line. The wide angle sots give a good feeling of the overall size and layout of the railroad.
The Empire Builder is Fantastic! What a train on such Beautiful scenery!
Love all the videos of the museum, from every uploader. Hope to go there one day...
In memory of Stobe the hobo, FNBS!
My Grandma worked in the dispatch office of the Union RR in Monessen, PA. Both her brothers worked for the B&O.
Very very nice beautiful realistic looking layout I can tell lots of hard work and love went into this layout thanks for sharing this video loved the dispatcher area aswell
Fantastic video, the trains are awesome they are all very good but the f7 and the bnsf and ac4400cw are wonderful, congratulations.
Excellent clear and well filmed video, Fantastic Layout looks so realistic ! Thanks for sharing Regards Graham
Very nice and very pleasant change from your standard video.
I enjoy both formats
I loved it thank you for bringing us along with you on this journey it was like being there.i bet you were like a kid in a candy store. Thank you very much for sharing
Amazing looking layout.
Loved it!! I am more familiar with European trains, but this model got me very impressed.
Astonishing! Your video skills are evident. Inspiring. I'm saving this one for reference.
Thanks. Great Video,Layout,and Trains. mmmmmmm
A gorgeous layout and a beautifully done video!
Wow! I didnt know my IHC 4-8-2 is a museam quality piece!
Another great video of this magnificent museum. Bravo!!!
I had the pleasure of operating on this layout a few years ago. The best HO layout this side of the Mississippi River (and maybe even the Atlantic Ocean. ;-) I just hope our 'N'ormal scale layout in the Forney Museum of Transportation (Denver, CO), when completed, will look and operate as well. Please tell Michele we said "Hello".
Excellent video Bill , Really enjoyed it .
Show! Espetacular.
Great Bunch Of Trains Bill
Excelente video!!
Saludos.
Wow!! That's awesome!! :-D
That a Bachmann Santa Fe 4-8-4? Beautiful looking and running loco! And love that IHC 4-8-2! IHC's are some of the best running steam locomotives money can buy. A shame they aren't in production anymore...
Sorry I don't have the manufacturers of the rolling stock. These are CMRM volunteers' personal trains. I did not interview the folks who brought trains for that information.
Bill, I just loved the chaos of the video. Not knowing what is next is, to me at least, half the fun. Over the years, I have developed a very low tolerance for exhibition officials, who seem to forget what the paying public wants and try to enforce a rigid set of running rules which makes everyone unhappy. Result?, we ignore the pratt, let chaos reign, lots of smiles and happy families, everyone wins. Perhaps we could impose for more examples of 'every man for himself' (ladies too!) from time to time? Just to break it up so to speak.
Thanks Paul. Glad you liked it.
sensacional!!
Interesting that the Santa Fe 4-8-4 shown is numbered 3750 as there never was a 4-8-4 numbered that on the Santa Fe. The Santa Fe 4-8-4s numbering started at 3751. There was the 3751 class, the 3765 class, 3776 class, and of course the 2900 class. 3750 was an oil burning 4-8-2 mountain type.
Great! 👍👍👍
that empire builder looks like it was made for that layout
Hey, if it's BNSF day, where is the Frisco units. There part of BNSF too. I'll have to ask Michelle if I could run my Frisco units when I come visit.
I could find it AT 17.09. Next power is a G.N. Steamer.
One more question
When’s the Union Pacific days held
It's usually in May. This year there will be a special event:
150th Anniversary Celebration of the Golden Spike
May 10 @ 10:00 am - May 11 @ 4:00 pm
See the Colorado Model Railroad Museum website for more information:
www.cmrm.org/
What brand track and turnouts were used?
The builders used flex-track, but I'm not sure which manufacturer. I seem to recall that someone told me the turnouts were hand laid.
is this an H0 scale?
Great video. Marvelous lay out Shame about the annoying background chatter;
No N.P. R.R I have some stuff.
Have another look at 17:09.
Nice
How los below
See what yuo sea
How high