Is that Electric track Where are the batteries in the train? I would imagine replacing batteries will get Old. Especially if you had guests over and left the train on for several hours.
Hello there. This layout runs on DC power with a digital control system. I control the trains with a wireless remote control. Each train functions separately. Super fun system
Wow! Those are some very nice locomotives and passenger cars. I’m might be buying some of those Con-Cor passenger cars you have on that train (specifically the first car as well as a couple others). Anything you have to say about those cars? Do they run well? Are they weighted well?
They are perfect. The weights are dead on, metal wheels and I think I replaced the plastic knuckle couplers with metal. I did use oil in the wheel points to lubricate, however after a while it gunked up. So now I use graphite. I love this train. It is my show train for the layout. Thank you for stopping by!
@@BrandondoodTrains I'm referring to these specific schemes and what not, most of the time I only see these in Narrow Gauge instead of Standard and I'm trying to find them in Standard Gauge
This is genuinely the coolest thing I’ve seen all year!
The only problem is when they derail inside the tunnel🤣
Ha. Luckily that portal goes through the wall into the living room
Kid: mom tell dad too stop running trains through my room
to mom, tell our kid "NO NEVER"! :)
Nice model!
Bad azz always wanted to do this!!!
Damn, that’s sick that you have those throughout you house.
Love it I want it
Me to
wow, that's cool! I have the same coal tower as you do next to the tunnel.
Is that Electric track Where are the batteries in the train? I would imagine replacing batteries will get Old. Especially if you had guests over and left the train on for several hours.
Hello there. This layout runs on DC power with a digital control system. I control the trains with a wireless remote control. Each train functions separately. Super fun system
You know the saying, "Rats in your walls?" Screw the rats. You got trains instead.
Heck yeah I do!
nice job
If the models get damaged do you take them to be repaired or do you do it yourself?
ex; chipped or bent parts
Great question. I have mostly been able to repair each item myself. There are a few older motors that I have not been able to repair or get going yet.
This is something I wanted to do instead of a typical layout. That way i could run long trains.
so THATS what those things in your walls were
where did u get the coaches?? im making the strasburg railroad and they have those same cars but i dont yet😅
Roundhouse Models?
Yes
Wow! Those are some very nice locomotives and passenger cars. I’m might be buying some of those Con-Cor passenger cars you have on that train (specifically the first car as well as a couple others). Anything you have to say about those cars? Do they run well? Are they weighted well?
They are perfect. The weights are dead on, metal wheels and I think I replaced the plastic knuckle couplers with metal. I did use oil in the wheel points to lubricate, however after a while it gunked up. So now I use graphite. I love this train. It is my show train for the layout. Thank you for stopping by!
@@BrandondoodTrains thanks for the info! I look forward to buying some of those! I’ll definitely be stopping by again! Until next time!
Who made those locomotives? I want those as well!
Many different producers in HO scale. Love having trains run in the house
@@BrandondoodTrains I'm referring to these specific schemes and what not, most of the time I only see these in Narrow Gauge instead of Standard and I'm trying to find them in Standard Gauge
Dad I want to play with the trains can you get the ladder?
Its all fun and games until something breaks
Exactly right
I'm interested in doing this. Can you hear it throughout the house?
I can when I have the engine sounds activated. Sometimes I mute the engines and have them run silent
@@BrandondoodTrains Thank you! Very cool video!
THERE ARE TRAINS LIVING IN YOUR WALLS
Yeppers!
How long did it take
Most of the project was completed during a winter while pulling 60 hour work weeks.
Cool bro does he respond