SEE: Stunning Northern Pacific Model Railroad Tackle the Grades in Lapwai Canyon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- We checked out Ed Austin's Northern Pacific / Union Pacific Model Railroad and filmed the railroad as they tackle the grades in Lapwai Canyon. This is a great model railroad for anyone who loves trains and wants to see how his railroad handles some of the tougher terrains.
The video captures the breathtaking views of Idaho's Camas Prairie region as seen through an awesome model train layout. The rolling prairies give way to steep, forested foothills that are perfect for watching trains with steep grades and sharp curves, which is what you'll see in this footage from Ed Austin's freelanced Pacific, Cascade & Eastern Railway Company
in HO scale!
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Ross & Jenny
Trackside Model Railroading
That layout is a work of art. Sound dubbing was terrific. Thanks for posting.
Wow! Some of the best scenery I’ve seen. Thank you for sharing👍🏼
WOW. This is an amazing video , top notch in my opinion 10 out of 10 stars. B
That is a beautiful layout!
Amazingly addictive, and realistic. Nice 👍
Glad you like it!
Another great video you done thanks for sharing.
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Captivating. Those geeps struggling upgrade sounded like 567's working hard. Thank you for your efforts.
Impressive layout! Those locos could use a little grunge!
Looking very nice all .
Very nice. I love the sound of those diesels working.
Thank you very much!
Outstanding scenery work and detail, and from is shown, layout is fantastic. The climbing shot over the trestle up grade is awesome. Thx 4 sharing..
Yeah that shot took two runs if I recall, it was hard to time the train with my motorized camera.
Fantastic layout and a superbly staged train. Especially the sound of the locomotives and the birds.
Glad you enjoyed it
A outstanding Railroad. Bob
You're right, Ed has a very nice railroad. His layout is quite large too, takes up his whole basement.
Outstanding layout!!
Glad you think so!
golly this was a nice experience. excellent quality layout.
Glad you enjoyed it!
On a cold snowy day looking at your layout makes me want to grab a pair of cut offs, flip flops and a cane pole and head to that creek!!! Very detailed!!!
Would love to go hiking on this railroads right-of-way. Ed has done a fantastic job on the whole layout.
Amazing scenic detail! I walked part of that line in the early 2000’s. It was spring break and it snowed! Crossing those trestles on foot covered in snow gave me the heebie jeebies…(the railway was not active at that time and we had a guide).
Oh wow! I think I'd be right there with you on the reactions with the snowy bridge part.
Just hearing the sounds of the train is very relaxing
Thank you for a great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Love that swing bridge.
great work!
A most beautiful layout and fine camera work capturing it. Thank you for sharing this. Excelsior!
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Very well done. All the birds and cars sounds were excellent !!! 👍👍
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Struggling uphill, notch 8. Mighty scenery. Great Sound. What else can we ask for ?
A little weathering of the rolling stock would enhance the realism though.
The bridge design at the 8minmark is pretty interesting. I've never seen a design like that one :)
Very nicely sceniced model railroad! The only exception is the first shot looking into the tunnel which is lacking a tunnel liner. That shot shows why tunnel liners, albeit a pain to build and install, are necessary scenic elements
The owner is still working on the layout, it was only about 50% done if that. I'm sure he plans on doing liners, his modeling is top notch.
Insane. Period! Keep em coming 🙏🏼😘
Thank you! Will do!
Nice bridge. I also Build large n scale Trestles on my layout
Very nice. Much better without the voiceover.
I don't understand the use of Union Pacific with Northern Pacific? Northern Pacific became Burlington Northern in 1970. other than that nice set up.
Look up "camas prairie railroads in the 1970s" on Google. Both UP and NP jointly ran the lines there and later BN and UP ran there. Lots of mixed power, it is also a great era and place to model cause you can add more railroads and its prototypical.
These are always great, but I'd run the trains faster.
Up grade branch line action is always slow moving freight, otherwise it would be too toy like and we're kind of too into the whole, up hill slow, down hill fast, tonnage first , safety last. ;)