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To have the skill and ability to do this ! Bravo Sir !

Beautiful locomotive

I love the scenery. The grass at the end of the video is amazing. I have to look at your recent videos. This old video popped up on my playlist.

Enjoyed video. Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful. I'm in love!

nice engines...i had 2 Overlands

Where can I find S scale trains? I want to own some, I only found HO scale trains.😢

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Wonderful video Mike. Question...Can the switch tracks be operated by remote control or are all of S Scale switch tracks manual?

Great modeling

My question is, when will you do a Mopac 4-8-4?

Nice loco! How long did it take to build it?

Great job Mike. Smooth running engines.

Unbelievable work and here I was thinking that building stuff out of kits was hard!

Great modeling and a fun "run" on the railroad.

Thanks so much for this video! This is your best yet!. Great build. Building in brass is not for the faint hearted. I hope we get to see it when it comes out of the paint shop. May I ask a few questions? 1. Do you have a continued supply of SSLS parts, or have you been using parts purchased a long time ago, though I see that you are also making many parts yourself. It is also great that River Raisin sells many parts. Did you use any of those? 2. What decoder are you using? Do you expect to perfect your DCC chuff timing? I've decided to continue to use a chuff cam on one of the drivers for perfect timing. That means that I won't be using any Tsunami 2 decoders. So when I use up my existing supply of Tsunami 1 decoders, I think I'll be going with TCS WOW, as they still have a chuff wire. I've not been able to get electronic chuff timing to work to my satisfaction. So I get the chuff timed as perfectly as possible for a crawl speed, and then I can't really count the chuffs per rev at higher speeds. But for the one (SSLS) heavy Pacific I built, I machined a slot in the frame for a chuff cam on one of the driver axles, and I prefer the results with the cam. 3. Do you have any more brass steamers on the construction schedule? Love to see more. I have the essential SSLS parts for my Consolidation project, but I am building my own frame, but I expect to use the SSLS drivers rods, tender tank, and tender trucks. I also recently got the original Overland quartered drivers and rods for their S scale SP GS-4, which will be my steamer project after the consolidation. 4. I haven't started a TH-cam channel, but if I send you footage of a completed loco, would you put it up? Thanks again for your great videos. You have a great stable.

"Art in Brass" at its finest! Great job Mike!!!

Mike, fantastic build, smooth running.

Craftsmanship at it’s finest! A+

do you share any of the build process, especially the chassis for your handbuilt engines? Dennis

You should do videos on how you scratch build locomotives! There are lots people that'd be interested especially in the s scale world.

Great content! 💯 Keep up the great work. Do you know of promosm!? It’s the best way to grow your channel!

Well done!

Great clip promoting S Scale.

Very Excellent! Keep up the good work.

Nice!

Very nice indeed. Enjoyed the video!

Beautiful. Good job. Looks like a fair amount of SSLS parts in there. I built the SSLS 'USRA Heavy Pacific", and painted it for the Erie. Took me a couple of tries before it worked well, but it does now, and with DCC. I sure wish who ever bought out Claude Wade back in the day had kept the enterprise going. The frames needed upgrading and a few things, but it was SOOOO nice to be able to get great brass loco castings in S. Please keep up the good work, and keep those videos coming.

This is S Scale modeling at its finest. You want something that does not exist - so you BUILD it.

Love your work. I also lay all my own track in "Scale S," code 100 for main lines, and code 83 or 70 for sidings. Is that truss bridge the item River Raisin produce some years ago? Also, what make are your steamers? I presume they are brass. Did they come as shown in the videos, or did you modify them, or build them? They do look nice. Keep up the good work. I did build a SSLS Heavy Pacific. It took considerable tweaking at the end to get it to run well. Cheers.

Wow!! This is a great model you have built.I also like the sound of the whistle.

Do you know were I can by one

Great work on the 2-8-2 and the 0-8-0. The paint, details, sound are all awesome! Layout is looking good too!

holy cow, look at all them sparks under the cab, must be a loose wire..... lol..... just kidding. nice effect there mike.

Great work Mike. Smooth operations and nice track work. Like the family look of doghouse etc..

Great sound! Very nice layout...thanks for sharing.

Nice modeling, Mike.

Wow! Great scenery for those exquisite models to run through. Love the flickering light from the firebox on 1918 too.

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Very nice! I want one😀

Beautiful work Mike

Knowing these "kits" that was no small feat to create that engine and it runs so well. Great job, beautiful layout, thanks for sharing.

Thanks to you guys and everyone that has watched. This is my first attempt at a construction video with stills taken as I build. I hope to get way better when I figure out how to explain the steps that I am taking in the photos.

Really good work. You work fast, too. Is that styrene rid for the cab rear handrails?

Looks good. Great work.

mike: whose station kit at 1:15 to 1:20 ? thanks

Nicely done!

Beautiful!

Great video and excellent modeling skills. Love seeing the mighty Missouri Pacific in S scale!

Really nice work!