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The design is about as basic as you can get - it's called a 'pot boiler' because that's exactly how it works - an open flame under a container-full of water.

If you've never been to Sacramento Valley Live Steamers, i suggest that you go there. The layout is amazing.

Nate I’m happy your possible considering svls id absolutely like to see and meet you at our club it’s got so much history

What no SCLS??

Very impressive and interesting display of historic railroad equipment as railroads are important for transportation usage and our national economic development. The B&LE locomotive #154 is an interesting, smaller example of steam power while the C&O "Allegheny" type locomotive #1601 is an enormous, giant specimen of an articulated steam locomotive as articulated steam engines are always enjoyable to see due to their sheer size. I always enjoy seeing footage of C&O locomotive #1601 as it is the largest object on display at the Henry Ford Museum, the C&O "Allegheny" class were among some of the largest and most powerful types of articulated steam locomotives ever built in the USA during the steam era.

I was there in 2022. I want to try to get back there this year.

There needs to be more of these

When I was in high school in Glendale in the ‘60s, my buddy was a member of the LA Live Steamers and I spent many a Saturday hanging out there with him and watching some of the building and machining processes.

I’m a huge steam fan Nate

"Lucky 7"might be the 3 1/2" gauge Forney that you stumbled across.

Americans are so complicated. Why not just call it 1:10, 1:5, 1:6, 1:2, 1:3 etc... metric is the way to keep it simple and easy. Nice footage tough.

I worked on the Red Car from the beginning to the end. The port lied to us over the years about expanding it. It was supposedly set to go to Cabrillo Beach. Then to Wilmington. The to target on Gaffey. It's a shame the port tore most everything out. The cars are still sitting in their tent at 22nd St. There are plans to donate the cars to a few museums in SoCal. I'll believe it when I see it as to this day I don't believe anything the port says about the Red Cars.

That Old Tunnel on an abandoned railroad is a lot similar to the Port of Tillamook Bay Railway Between Banks and Tillamook. The main reason I find similarities between the Tillamook railroad in Oregon and The Tennessee Pass railroad line In Colorado is that both have tunnels on abandoned railroads and have been out of service for decades. You should come out to Oregon and explore the abandoned line in the Tillamook forest between Batterson and buxton Oregon.

Where is this?, I want to go here

Have you thought of making a video on the grand scales, everything between 7.5" and 19"?

Had no idea that the scale/gage was so involved. Were there a few shots of Torrance in there ???

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Wow!! Nate that is a lot of numbers!!

How often does the stack train comes to that subdivision?

I know most people go to the Henry Ford Museum to see all the neat motor vehicles that they have (cars, trucks, etc.) but every time I want to go, the very first thing I wanna see is that monstrous Allegheny locomotive (well, except when I went in 2021 for the Jim Henson Experience.)!

Great job 👏

Cool beans, trying to put together something with an 8 inch gauge myself.

Great video Nate. I need to get out to Maricopa and check out their 1 inch scale. Also finely go over to Scottsdale LS and check them out for the first time.

Awesome 👌 👏 👍

Great video! Your in Live Steam magazine with me riding the Porter in this months issue with Butter Pig on the cover. Check it out!

Thanks Nate

I like those scales train.Very interesting Railroad

…….. I’m lost on this video ?

Great stuff, Nate! See you soon!

Used to go to goat hill quite a lot as a kid! Good times.

Die 21 läuft sehr weich 👍

live steam is hot

Turning heat into work. What an incredible invention, changed the world.

Pretty nice for a first. My first was a D6

I've got a D24, hasn't ran for 40 years though. keep it as a relic

I'm always amazed at how real the train sound.

Nice work Narrating the history of the Tennessee pass and Buena Vista, Depot Nate keep it up please and be safe out there please

Merry Christmas Nate, thank you for the video! Glad your locomotive is rolling along well.

Merry Christmas to one and all.......... That place is so much bigger than Wilson Park, nice you had the whole place to yourself....

Very nice Nate, Thanks for the tour.

Awesome 👌 👏 👍 thanks for sharing 👌 👍

Lets hope your engine stays running this time. Ho Ho Ho.

I'll be out there tomorrow night ans Sunday, with my camera too, making vids for TH-cam. :D

Your engine sounds a lot better since you made the repairs

Blessings, Nate!

Thanks for the ride Nate

Cool Video & Train Ride!

I love those RMI locomotives. Always wanted to make one as a woodburner with a functional R&H style stack.

17:22 those "mini-modal" containers are awesome!