Great sound, great job weathering. “Drove” one just like it when I was about 5 out of the Decatur, AL yard. Really takes me back. They told me to lay on the horn when I saw “cars”. I thought they meant rail cars so I was on the horn all the time. Dad and the conductor were wondering what I was thinking. He passed last December. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. I love all the detailing that went into your layout right up to the weathering on cars and engine. Just subscribed as I'm eager to watch this unfold.
Well, that was a fun watch. I rarely watch this type of video all the way through but I did this time. I like how you run your trains at a nice speed. Many run their models way too fast. Your completed scenery is nicely done and interesting. The freight cars are nicely weathered (you should rust up those wheel faces though). The locos are just great sounding. Good job!
Just ram the trailer out of the way. You know that the engineer would do that if he wouldn't get fired. Well, you're the engineer and you won't get fired. So it's totally realistic. 😁
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Great sound, great job weathering. “Drove” one just like it when I was about 5 out of the Decatur, AL yard. Really takes me back. They told me to lay on the horn when I saw “cars”. I thought they meant rail cars so I was on the horn all the time. Dad and the conductor were wondering what I was thinking. He passed last December. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent work. Thanks for sharing. One thing though, that C-420 is ex Monon. Wabash never owned any C-420's.
Love to see the old L&N working. Great video, thanks for sharing. Dave
Beautiful layout and like the ALCO. Very nicely done, Great video
Very nice work and layout
Simply fabulous. Very enjoyable and great annotation. An amazing layout by any standard.
You have done such a good job one of the best layouts I have seen and I have been a model railroader for over 50 years!
Amazing detail and your weathering is excellent. So inspiring for my own layout
Stumbled across your videos and have been reading your blog. Great work and look forward to applying some of your methods. Definitely subscribing.
Awesome, thank you!
thank you for sharing the detailed video as great watching layout operation as put together
from Australia
Beautiful layout!
Beautiful layout!!!
Great video. I love all the detailing that went into your layout right up to the weathering on cars and engine. Just subscribed as I'm eager to watch this unfold.
The finished scenery looks fantastic! But it is fun seeing the unfinished area also.
Very nice! Someday, I hope to half half of that layout.
Nice layout! Weathering is well done. Just subscribed.
Excellent video!!!
Great video, I am building a small 60's era switching shelf layout.
Well, that was a fun watch. I rarely watch this type of video all the way through but I did this time. I like how you run your trains at a nice speed. Many run their models way too fast. Your completed scenery is nicely done and interesting. The freight cars are nicely weathered (you should rust up those wheel faces though). The locos are just great sounding. Good job!
Would like to see a cab ride of your layout.
Brilliant video love the layout the thing i like no close up footage so it appears more lifelife if you understand my meaning!!!
Some who watched this would swear this was real - the prototype. And, an inpressive, huge factory with all of the loading bays. Very modern.
Tracks across loading docks adds interesting switching problems!
Excellent.
Honey! Yes dear! Can you come play with me instead of your choo choo trains? I'll be right there dear!
Damn. Good looking stuff. Where are you located at? Is that C420 custom painted?^
Just ram the trailer out of the way. You know that the engineer would do that if he wouldn't get fired. Well, you're the engineer and you won't get fired. So it's totally realistic. 😁
Ummm. Ex-Monon passenger service C-420. No Wabash engines were ever aquired by L&N.
You are correct. They came from the 1318 came from the Monon.