UNCUT Tour of our Railroad Grade! - What we will be up to...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- Hello everyone! Today we are showing you a little bit of what the grade will entail when it is finished. The working season will soon be upon us, and we're excited to share with you what we have in store for the railroad when it opens. Our giveaway is still active at this time, but the window will be closed soon! If you're interested in getting chance at winning, please check out the video link below :) We're nearing 500 subscribers, and one of YOU will be announced a winner in the near future. Thank you for all of your support, and we look forward to checking back with you next week!
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Great video, Paul! It was nice to finally see the camping area; some canvas tents or shelters to mimic the era might be really cool, and I love the idea of the mine!
This is going to be awesome! Excited to see the upcoming videos and the progress you folks make as the next year progresses! Can’t wait!
Can't wait to see the progression of the railway, when its finally open ill have to come check it out.
We will be starting work very soon. We have snow coming this week but then the weather looks pretty good!
Paul, It was an honor to meet you and Gina earlier this week! You have an awesome vision for your land and railroad. Thanks for giving us the tour! If I find myself in the area again, I'll stop in and see your progress.
Looks great so far Paul
There's this narrow gauge RR called J&L narrow gauge railroad, they have a channel by this name and there's a I think 2 foot gauge RR over in New England, both these RR use Porters, J&L Narrow Gauge RR, and the other, but J&L's are 0-4-0 and the others are 2-4-0. I was thinking if you could find a kit for adding pony wheels to the front would greatly reduce any tendency to derail, I may be all wet, the very fact that the size of the drivers may take care of that already, not much experience on my part with little trains, 4 feet 8 and 1/2 inch is the only gauge I'm experienced with and 0-4-0,s are real good at the steam engine shuffle ,I'm tellin ya you get sea sick ridin one of them.
Hello there! Yes the J&L has been brought up a few times and we'll see if we can't try to get ahold of somebody over there. It would be a massive coincidence if the sister locomotive to the 1715 happened to be the same one that is over at that railroad. As per putting pony wheels on the front that will have to wait, but thankfully the old girl is extremely solid on the rails due to its size. Though I can sympathize on getting sea sick as it can be a little bouncy in the cab of this thing.