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Hello. Do, uh, you need any Narrow L-Gauge locomotives? I’ve got some designs, if you’re interested. Brickticks Engine Works over on Rebrickable.

I prefer L-Gauge locomotives and rolling stock.

Bro we have like the same trains💀

I have that! But mines a Western Maryland but still the exact locomotive

Why does Streamliners sound much better slowed down

Happy New Year 🎊🎈🎆 Battle (Noah) 🎉

Lil lad with a big fucking gun.😊

Nice

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Nothing like Christmas in Dollywood.

Most of my trains are 0-6-0 american tender locos

Interesting discussienota. I consider small locomotives only 0-4-0, 0-6-0 or maximum 2-6-0. I think the size of the layout determines the size of the locomotives that can run on it. My current layout is radius 1, my next layout will be radius zero (the so called industrial curve) and radius 1. I have the occasionel 2-6-0 and even a few CoCo on it, but most of my locomotives are really small. And so are my coaches (lots of 4-wheel and shortened 8-wheel) and wagons. Great video. Cheers 🙋‍♂️

I mainly use small locomotives, but I do have some large locomotives. Of the large locomotives, I have one 2-8-2 (Southern Railway 4501), two 2-8-0s (Southern 630 and 722), three 4-6-2s (ACL 1525, PRR 5448, and Southern 1396), one 4-8-2 (Southern 1491, ex-Saluda Grade), and one 4-6-4 (NYC J3a 5438). I am looking into getting another 2-8-2 MacArthur for my railroad. It will be painted as BL&G number 11, and I will paint it up in the same scheme as my 2-10-0s.

I'm a medium is premium kind of guy. Give me my engines that aren't super small, but are by no means giants. So I'd probably land in the small camp on this one. I love looking at challengers and bull mooses, but what I have is way too small for them. That and I run smaller trains, typically 3-4 cars, depending on length, but a mixed goods train can be 5-7 cars long. Honestly I'll get any engine I think looks interesting, but I'd rather run the medium sized ones.

Both. Both is good.

I love what I call "mid sized" locomotives (4-6-0's, 4-6-2's(varies based on country and fame), 2-8-0's, & 2-8-2's) While in general I avoid 4-6-2's like the plague, they're a good size for a general duty engine. I'm especially fond of both 4-6-0's, and 2-8-2's. 4-6-0's make good local passenger engines, while 2-8-2's make good freight engines. Since in HO, or N we aint going for exact lengths of trains, I find both of these engines good for what they are. Large engines are cool, but every manufacture seems to make the same 3 or 4 engines every few years(most of these 3-4 are all from Union Pacific), so I only got one(a GS4), and smaller engines, especially older ones are SUPER sencitive to grades, train length, and bad connections(I only have 1 of those, a USRA 0-6-0). Also, MacArthur abandoned his troops when Japan invaded the Philippines, and wanted to start ww3 by nuking modern day North Korea....the hell you mean "MacArthur"?

Don’t get me wrong, I really enjoy watching a small switcher waddling around But there’s nothing like a huge locomotive moving long trains at speed

My fleet is varied but tends to run on the small side. Mainly switchers such as 3 custom built tank locos, 4-4-0's a atlantic and a range of moguls and consols. There are a few larger locos but this is very limited. Mixed service Pacifics make up almost the entire group with a 2-10-2 and a Reading T1 as the outliers.. with my layout being focused on branch line railroading and branches on branches. I have sections where small indistrial operations and various yards meet needing switchers. But enough mainline presence for larger power. It adds more operations interesting and allows for a fleet that is quite different

Shays as small locomotives Makes sense. But have you ever been next to Westside 10? Is the Unintah Mallet small.

Size doesn’t matter to me, it’s the personality

Well u know what they say "little engines CAN do big things"

I personally love smaller engines. For me they are personally cheaper. But I do own bigger engines like a 2-10-2 and 4-4-2. I do plan on getting a 2-8-2 at some point though

Nice video brotater👍

Personally, larger locomotives are better pullers, however maintenance (yes also in Lego) and cost, outweighs the pros. so I am going to have to agree with you, the small boi's win. (also they are cute).

I love that dinky lil 0-4-0 so damn much

The Bachmann spectrum 4-4-0s are some of my favorite small steam examples, it’s a shame they go for way more than they should

I'm a o scaler and I must say that some of the same rules do apply

Logically speaking, i should be getting smaller locomotives. My smallest (sofar) is the Athearn 2-8-0. But at the end of the day. If i see a steam locomotive of any size, an unhealthy amount of dopamine encourages me to make very poor financial decisions

This is a pretty good video! The only issue i have is there are some points in the video where i can barely hear you due to the music, But other than that great job!

For me, some small engines would derail themselves due to their small wheelbase

a good way to settle both sides is planning your own Strasburg Railroad, Consider the following Big Locomotives: 1 - 2-10-0 Decapod #90 1 - 4-8-0 Mastodon N&W 475 (if you want to or not) 1 - 4-8-4 N&W Streamlined Northern 611 Or 1 - 2-8-4 C&O Berkshire 614 Small Locomotives 1 - 2-6-0 CN Mogul #89 (1009 and 911) 1 - 0-6-0 Porter Tank engine BEDT #15 (Thomas)

I prefer both, but I think anything from an 0-4-0 to a 2-8-2 is the best size for most modelers. When you start using longer wheelbase locomotives like super-powered engines (with the exceptions of Pacifics and Hudsons), duplexes, and large articulateds, you begin to encounter space and room issues.

Great Video!

Another great job (Battle) that had to take you hours to finish. With that being said… 😁 Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 🎅 Happy New Year 🎈 Ps.. I miss our little buddy, keeping us up to date on, you guessed “TRAINS” 🚂🚋🚋🚃🚃🚋🚃🚋. 💯❤️🌹

Personally smaller engines I am a British N scale user and a 4F Fowler tender engine 0-6-0 id a meduim engine in British standards We have 4 catergory Small tank engine Large tank engine Small tender engine Large tender engine for example . A 0-4-0 pug is small But a 4MT is large A Fowler 4F is small A Princess is large you get it ? . Personally I prefer all forms in British types as for an scale all of it is tiny … However I prefer smaller tender engines . Or medium sized engines as there called . As they yes are small as are most 0-6-0 engines and simple for the most part they can be strong and can pull quite a bit . However are small enough to fit round a tight radius and can be used for shunting There the everything engine ! Go anywhere and do anything , hence why I love them . 0-6-0 tender engines 2-6-0 tender engines 4-4-0 tender engines They all fit to the catergory of medium engines . Like my beloved 4F fowler . But any engine is good if it works well . But personally I enjoy the medium engines more . Out of any of the others that Is

I’ve always been one for small scale, and honestly, it’s news for me hearing smaller models are more expensive!

Man said 2-8-2 MacArthur, I am very proud.

If any big steam fans want go get rid of their little engines send them my way 😂😂😂

You also have a little miner

Love the new intro man keep it up!

Yummers! Really sweet video man! Great job

Oh, I love that little Porter switcher, he just a lil' guy 😊

Alan Jackson, Union Pacific and Cowboys, This easily symbolizes USA with 3 parts

Don’t forget the wreck of the old 97 Story: there, in Monroe Virginia September 27 1903 the engineer Joseph Andrew Broady was the train driver of an F-14 Southern 4-6-0 aka The Old 97. (A Mail Train)The station master said “Steve (nickname for Joseph) you’re way behind time!” After Joseph left leading toward White Oak Mountain, at the top going down that grade at 90 mph. Joseph tried getting to Spencer North Carolina but halfway of the trip, a trestle called “Still-house Trestle” was a curved at 43 feet high. 97 came with its whistle roaring and at the start of the bridge it jumped the curve and lost its airbrakes falling into the ravine. People heard the whistle before it crashed and everyone came around, only 6 survived while 11 died.

Great video Battle.. !! 🚂 Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving 🦃 My little Switcher Choo Choo would approve of all the wonderful work you do to inspire other 🚂 lovers