I remember my Dad taking me and my brother to Lime Street, in Liverpool, in 1964, we were 5. Before our eyes were 10 platforms of steam locos and my love of railways started then, a love that has lasted until now and has involved me in infrastructure projects, rollingstock manufacturing, and rail operations. I have been proud to be part of the world's railways. This video is what railway modelling is really about, a love of a form of transportation that is nearly 200 years old and still thrills generations. Guys, this is a tremendous achievement.
Awesome layout, like a Turner painting, incorporates all the elements associated with the area to make a scene (layout). I've loved seeing it here and in the flesh😊👍
I remember my Dad taking me and my brother to Lime Street, in Liverpool, in 1964, we were 5. Before our eyes were 10 platforms of steam locos and my love of railways started then, a love that has lasted until now and has involved me in infrastructure projects, rollingstock manufacturing, and rail operations. I have been proud to be part of the world's railways. This video is what railway modelling is really about, a love of a form of transportation that is nearly 200 years old and still thrills generations. Guys, this is a tremendous achievement.
Excelent. Thank for this masterpiece
Awesome layout, like a Turner painting, incorporates all the elements associated with the area to make a scene (layout). I've loved seeing it here and in the flesh😊👍
Amazing work
The weathering and scenic modeling is superb.
Great video from Peco and RM ❤️
Congratulations to PECO on doing a nice job of making the video.
Continuity needs some work on the Vids, why oh why when you are looking at an LNER Layout do real GWR (at 5.49) scenes get into the act. Sloppy.