HO Scale Santa Fe 1940's California Limited

[@NormanSilver]

Fantastic models and superb scenery. Thank you for sharing.

[@scenariomckinney]

I was blown away in the first 30 seconds!! Awesome work!!

[@tresatmd]

I live in Kingman Arizona where the 3759 is on display in a local park.

[@pacificostudios]

In real life, that might be longer than any passenger train that has ever left San Diego station. Beautiful models.

[@rgj8044]

Excellent sound and realistic running!!

[@monacofederico]

The bridge!!!

[@jacksalvin364]

#3759 begins career as a passenger locomotive with other locomotives.

[@marciebalme588]

very good

[@tkpacific]

Beauty! 😍

[@Amayas_G]

Hi! How would one be able to run on this layout??? I know the La Mesa Guy's but I would love to give the Corizzo Gorge a chance

[@lonewolfe31619]

I need those type of santa fe cars

[@YouSimon1000]

Beautiful train. Is that a brass Lambert baggage car leaving San Diego? Those are getting scarce, and sure beats a Coach Yard fish belly baggage in terms of price. Thanks for posting.

[@OvernightScaleModels]

Yes you are correct! I would love to have a coach yard baggage. One day!

[@bobbybrisk643]

Highballin 5:20

[@CharlieKrampitz]

Kind of a heavy train for one Northern

[@ApartmentRR]

Heavy for most model northerns. Pretty typical length of a passenger train pulled by a northern back in the day unless there are steep grades.

[@James-Railyard]

The best way I see that engine handling that is traction tires and every axle has oil between the axle and truck on the cars.