Native of MN and have been in the iron range quite a bit, so the DM&IR was one of the coolest engines! Great job with the video! That’s an awesome collection you got!
The N&W Y6B was my favorite!! I loved the shot at 19:45 of the Super Duper Set traveling across the bridge. More shots at that angle please! As always keep up the great work. Your videos are what got me back into the hobby last year.
Happy 2nd Anniversary on TH-cam RBP Chris! You really have taken the O gauge hobby to a new level over the last couple of years. Thanks for the inspiration and your enthusiasm toward the hobby. I think I speak for all of your viewers and subscribers. Hope to meet you one day and I’ll try to get over to York one of these days too from Central Ohio!
Very nice. You know that some of your rolling stock wouldn't have been heard of or created then to accompany your steam engines. The Chessie System was a merger of the Western Maryland, The C&O and the B&O Railroads. They later became the CSX after merging with the Seaboard Coastline of Florida. If realism is at hand. Keep on trucking...
Now it's time to run your smallest steam engines and your diesels. I really enjoy your videos. You have a great layout in. Consider putting on a track layout camera on one of your engines to see what it is like going around your layout. Thank you for your enthusiasm and knowledge of this hobby and sharing it with all of us. Great job Chris. 👍
Congrats on your 2nd anniversary on TH-cam, Chris! You are always a favourite presenter for me and many others. You cheerful enthusiasm is always welcome. You have so much fun with your collection and it's always a pleasure to watch those magnificent models running on the layout. Thanks for featuring steam this time (my all around favourite). Here's to year #3 of sharing and showing the best in O gauge model collecting!
Hi Chris, great video! My favorite steamer was your "Super Dooper vision set. Excellent videography and narration on this video. Thanks for introducing us to Timmy. That kid is a riot..
I think the shot at 19:43 is my favorite. On top of the view of the double header, the cherry on top was how you could see all the individual cars sway back and forth as they go across the rougher track. Looked kinda realistic.
I just discovered your channel by accident. You have an absolutely spectacular layout. It totally blew my mind watching this video. The cinematography was awesome. I can’t even imagine how much time and effort it took to build your layout let alone the cost of your trains, and the layout is extremely well done, and I can’t tell you how much pleasure it was watching this video. your sound effects are incredible. I remember the Christmas I got an electric train and how much fun it was and how we had it under the tree every year but that’s as far as it went I used to love to go to the hobby store, and look at the trains, but I never got into it. Your video brings back. Lots of memories of how much fun and how spectacular your hobby is. Thank you so much. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Thank you for sharing them.
Enjoyed, savored😀, amazed with each and every segment from head loco to last car hook-up with more smoke than your weekend bar at their "peak-hour"! I can hardly wait til the next train comes chugging by!
You certainly put on a great show of your steam locomotives and your collection is impressive. My all time favorite articulated is the C&O Allegheny. I have a Sunset 3rd Rail late Allegheny in O scale, cab no. 1647. I am not a fan of the C&O standard single note freight whistle. The DM&IR Yellowstone is my second favorite articulated. I have several recordings of those engines and love their chime whistles. They were impressive! Thanks for all your efforts and I look forward to future videos.
Nothing better then watching some big steam rolling down the line. Seeing the Big Boy and Challenger gives me some ideas when I get my brass hybrid light "hotdog" Challenger and vision line grayhound Big Boy. I'm going to need more freight cars. The DM&IR Yellowstone, Black Bonnet 2-10-10-2, Pennzy S1 and, a UP Heavy Challenger are on the collection wishlist, along with the midnight chief passenger cars. Great video as always, keep'em rolling.
Hi Chris! What a wonderful video. You are an inspiration. I love the work you have done on the layout. Your mountains and the valley between them are exceptional. It was great to hear Timmy too. I really like the Allegheny, but my favorite articulated locomotive is the B&O EM-1. Thank you, Chris for another very entertaining video! Bill B.
Thanks Bill! Trying to use some of the methods you shared with me at York last Fall. Constant trial and error for me but the scenery stuff has proven to be more forgiving that I planned. Timmy is a riot! Hope all is well my friend!
Thank you for the awesome video. My favorite articulated locomotive is the UNION PACIFIC BIG BOY 4-8-8-4. Next in line is the UNION PACIFIC CHALLENGER 4-6-6-4. Those locomotives were the first articulated locomotives I was exposed to. In 1966 I my first UNION PACIFIC BIG BOY by AHM my Brother John purchased, it cost a whopping $50.00
Another great video Chris. I really enjoyed watching those large steam engines run. I also enjoy when you throw in the history of each engine. It makes me feel like I'm having fun and learning something at the same time. I really like your sense of humor in.
I have learned so much from this guy. Maybe go over track switches and how they work. When I get started. I want a lionel big boy set. I want an Erie triplex. Maybe a stratus 90 or blue comet. I need 1 year to save money. I'll keep in touch. Mean while....keep the info coming. Great job.
Good Lord! All that smoke, all that noise, and most likely the house being shaken to it's foundation. Your poor wife! Seriously though that collection is BEYOND spectacular! My favorites? Well even though it's not an articulated I just LOVE the Pennsy S1! Man, that's the Art Deco 1930's brought to life and on the move! Second favorite? I've got to root for the home team here in Virginia and go with the N&W Y6b, the last articulated built and one of the best. I'm a little puzzled by the Crayola car in the Allegheny's consist. I didn't know the C&O went to Easton PA. I guess it's a wasted day if you don't learn something new! 😃 Great video as usual Chris! Thanks!
My whole house smells like smoke fluid for days after these videos! The Crayola car just felt right on this video, haha. Thanks for watching Wayne and I hope you had a great weekend!
Chris my internet train friend nice to see another video nice work enjoy your trains very much even though they are ALOT BIGGER THAN MINE Hope you had a great week THANKS FOR SHARING GOD BLESS HAPPY RAILROADING ;-)
First view of your layout which is very impressive. Your camera angles, locatios,and video editing are awesome,nice work,very easy and enjoyable to watch. I still have my first Lionel that I got for Christmas when I was 11 years old,that was 1953. Two special cars I got are the generator light car and the work crew car.. Your video editing is terriffic,keep up the great videos.
Hi Chris: I enjoyed watching this video with the big steam engines. I'm from Minnesota and i was particularly interested in the Yellowstone. I am planning on seeing the real Big Boy in Cheyenne, Wyoming this summer. I would also like to go and see the real Yellowstone locomotive in Duluth this summer. It should be fun. Wayne Howard
Great video! I saw you on the live JDStucks live podcast(Jan 22,2022) and checked out your channel and subscribed! I really appreciate the time you dedicate to making your videos!
Your trains are always fascinating to watch. Especially your C&O Allegany engine. I can't wait to take a trip next weekend behind C&O 1309 on the Frostburg Flyer.
HiChris. Great video. I really enjoyed the cut-outs of yourself that you added to the trains and the layout. It was fun watching for them. Made my day.
Thanks Jerome! Going to give some more info on the Mini Me figure that you saw in this video in my next video. Bit of a random event that lead me to that one. Take care!
I think you really have to love Lionel and 3 rail O scale in general when there's 2 rail O scale which is such a realistic scale to model... In my opinion of course!
Nice video, RBP! My favorite articulated steam engine is: Norfolk And Western Class "A" #1218! Love its hooter whistle, and I do believe Lionel released a model of it recently. (I've seen it on the cover of one of their recent catalogs.). Anyway, I used to watch VHS tapes of N&W 1218 (And J Class 611) and TV programs of it on RFD-TV's "Trains and Locomotives" when I was little.
😀Great movie Chris, I watch every time you put something new on track it doesn`t matter what, They are nice models to see driving around, Especially the Big Boy I saw him driving on my holiday once, It was closed at the border of Canada and the USA, What a power that loc radiates Chris, Greetings from Henk Train driver At the NMBS in Belgium,😀😉❤
I liked the big hot dog train. I also liked the valley through the mountains you created for the train line. Your model railroading skills have evolved. Your layout is looking very nice.
Thank you for the kind words Walter! I have noticed improved smoke output in the latest Legacy systems from Lionel. Had to take a few breaks during recording as the room was too hazy for the camera, haha!
Great at last to view all your big engines operating in this video! MTH made a premier version of the Yellow Stone DMIR quite some years ago. Eric Segal did a review video of both engine, plus the ore car set. I give a very close edge to this engine versus the big boy!
The MTH set is really great. I almost got that one but this 3rd Rail Version popped up around the same time. Had to try something different. :) Thanks for watching @pjasyl!
@@RBPTrains NO DOUBT 3RD RAIL TOPS IN VERY LARGE STEAMERS! i remember it popped around the same time. 3RD rail made a CANADIAN PACIFIC Selkirk engine some years back. Thought long & hard on purchase!! Declined just too expensive for my budget! Have 3RD RAIL complete box set of Canadian NATIONAL passengers cars. Like them only downside VERY FRAGILE! You have to handle them with care. I limit running time for these cars. Let you guess nickname. A clue It is railway related.
I like the crayon car. I build crayon trucks. I’ve been off work since Thanksgiving-and can’t get to my train room-your videos, along with others have kept my train fix from getting the best of me. Thanks.
Just found youtube thanks to my son and your channel is one of the first i stumbled upon. Bing watching all of it lol.
3:21 He went to his kids and said “Hey, can I borrow you crayons for a minute?” 😂
Haha! The crayons in that hopper are known as "Dad's Crayons". No one else gets to steal them and yet they keep disappearing...
@@RBPTrains Oh no🤣! Courts in session😂
Native of MN and have been in the iron range quite a bit, so the DM&IR was one of the coolest engines! Great job with the video! That’s an awesome collection you got!
Same here! I volunteer at the LSRM. I agree with you totally!
The N&W Y6B was my favorite!! I loved the shot at 19:45 of the Super Duper Set traveling across the bridge. More shots at that angle please!
As always keep up the great work. Your videos are what got me back into the hobby last year.
Noted and thank you Lewis! Glad to hear you are back into the hobby. :)
Happy 2nd Anniversary on TH-cam RBP Chris! You really have taken the O gauge hobby to a new level over the last couple of years. Thanks for the inspiration and your enthusiasm toward the hobby. I think I speak for all of your viewers and subscribers. Hope to meet you one day and I’ll try to get over to York one of these days too from Central Ohio!
Thank YOU Garrett! Together, we are all bringing new life to this hobby. Appreciate you and all of your support!
@@RBPTrains Hi I am your subscriber can you run articelated engine and long trains
I'm glad he's not Gomez Addams (1960's TV show) running them head to head on a single track to blow them up! 😢
@@kanavsinghal4755 thats what he did this episode
Very nice. You know that some of your rolling stock wouldn't have been heard of or created then to accompany your steam engines. The Chessie System was a merger of the Western Maryland, The C&O and the B&O Railroads. They later became the CSX after merging with the Seaboard Coastline of Florida. If realism is at hand. Keep on trucking...
Now it's time to run your smallest steam engines and your diesels. I really enjoy your videos. You have a great layout in. Consider putting on a track layout camera on one of your engines to see what it is like going around your layout. Thank you for your enthusiasm and knowledge of this hobby and sharing it with all of us. Great job Chris. 👍
Congrats on your 2nd anniversary on TH-cam, Chris! You are always a favourite presenter for me and many others. You cheerful enthusiasm is always welcome. You have so much fun with your collection and it's always a pleasure to watch those magnificent models running on the layout. Thanks for featuring steam this time (my all around favourite). Here's to year #3 of sharing and showing the best in O gauge model collecting!
Thank you for the kind words Tom and for all of your support!
Hi Chris, great video! My favorite steamer was your "Super Dooper vision set. Excellent videography and narration on this video. Thanks for introducing us to Timmy. That kid is a riot..
Thanks James! I wish the video captured the sheer sound of that set better. All those cars with sounds in them are so loud!
Anyone else think Chris looks just like Jim Carrey
THANK U I WAS WONDERING WHO HE LOOKED LIKE🤣
Poor Carey
EGGMAN
Hammer on the nail lol
Well now I do 😂
What a fortune in trains some awesome stuff
I think the shot at 19:43 is my favorite. On top of the view of the double header, the cherry on top was how you could see all the individual cars sway back and forth as they go across the rougher track. Looked kinda realistic.
Thanks Andrew! That clip happened by accident. I was watching it on the viewfinder and thinking the same thing.
My favorite is the BIg Boy.Nice layout
7:50 I LOVEEE the y6b!
N & W ARE THE COOLEST ENGINES AROUND BROTHERMAN, LOVE THEM MAN!!! AAAAAAAAAAA!!😃😁💪💪❤❤👍👍
Fantastic. Being from Wyoming, home of the Big Boy and 844, I have to say this brought a smile to my face. You have a new subscriber. Thank you.
Thanks for running the DMIR YELLOWSTONE Now have a Northern Night. Layout is looking great. Thanks for the videos.
Northern night would be a lot of fun. Thanks for watching Michael!
Quite an impressive array of locos. Great layout too. Thanks for sharing.
I just discovered your channel by accident. You have an absolutely spectacular layout. It totally blew my mind watching this video. The cinematography was awesome. I can’t even imagine how much time and effort it took to build your layout let alone the cost of your trains, and the layout is extremely well done, and I can’t tell you how much pleasure it was watching this video. your sound effects are incredible. I remember the Christmas I got an electric train and how much fun it was and how we had it under the tree every year but that’s as far as it went I used to love to go to the hobby store, and look at the trains, but I never got into it. Your video brings back. Lots of memories of how much fun and how spectacular your hobby is. Thank you so much. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Thank you for sharing them.
Totally cool, I love trains of any size/gauge.
Cheers!
Hey Chris, Great run session! All of the Steam Engines look great 👍
Very entertaining; what a super nice layout! I can easily visualize spending many hours a day running and enjoying those trains! Very nice!
You, by far, my favorite model train channel. Love the Timmmmy section and the laughter.
BEAUTIFUL JOB BROTHERMAN!! You ain't nothing but COOL MAN COOL & THE ENGINES are GREAT!!! GO CAT GOAAAAAAAAAAAAA ❤❤💪💪👍👍😃😄😁
Enjoyed, savored😀, amazed with each and every segment from head loco to last car hook-up with more smoke than your weekend bar at their "peak-hour"! I can hardly wait til the next train comes chugging by!
You certainly put on a great show of your steam locomotives and your collection is impressive. My all time favorite articulated is the C&O Allegheny. I have a Sunset 3rd Rail late Allegheny in O scale, cab no. 1647. I am not a fan of the C&O standard single note freight whistle. The DM&IR Yellowstone is my second favorite articulated. I have several recordings of those engines and love their chime whistles. They were impressive! Thanks for all your efforts and I look forward to future videos.
That 3rd Rail Allegheny of yours would be really neat to see! Thanks for watching @allegheny48!
Love the new scenery, I especially love the RBP radio tower, that was a nice touch. My favorite articulated engine is the Bigboy. Great video
Thanks Zach! Big Boy is always a solid choice
@@RBPTrains Your welcome
You were right Chris....it was well worth the wait. Super-Duper.....and I thank you ! 👍
Thanks Jim! Sorry it took so long!
Great Layout.
Excellent video!
Thanks for featuring great steam engines in detailed surroundings!
Thank you @Kram R!
Hey Chris , Great video. Your layout looks awesome.
Nothing better then watching some big steam rolling down the line. Seeing the Big Boy and Challenger gives me some ideas when I get my brass hybrid light "hotdog" Challenger and vision line grayhound Big Boy. I'm going to need more freight cars. The DM&IR Yellowstone, Black Bonnet 2-10-10-2, Pennzy S1 and, a UP Heavy Challenger are on the collection wishlist, along with the midnight chief passenger cars. Great video as always, keep'em rolling.
That Brass Hybrid Challenger is a great engine. I got to see the demo when I was with Lionel in Concord last December. Very cool!
Hi Chris! What a wonderful video. You are an inspiration. I love the work you have done on the layout. Your mountains and the valley between them are exceptional. It was great to hear Timmy too. I really like the Allegheny, but my favorite articulated locomotive is the B&O EM-1. Thank you, Chris for another very entertaining video! Bill B.
Thanks Bill! Trying to use some of the methods you shared with me at York last Fall. Constant trial and error for me but the scenery stuff has proven to be more forgiving that I planned. Timmy is a riot! Hope all is well my friend!
@@RBPTrains Thanks, Chris, you are to kind. You just simply do great work. Have a great week! Bill
Dude! Love your KATY T Shirt!! My dad was a message boy in the telegraph office back in the 30's in OK.
Thank you for the awesome video.
My favorite articulated locomotive is the UNION PACIFIC BIG BOY 4-8-8-4. Next in line is the UNION PACIFIC CHALLENGER 4-6-6-4. Those locomotives were the first articulated locomotives I was exposed to. In 1966 I my first UNION PACIFIC BIG BOY by AHM my Brother John purchased, it cost a whopping $50.00
Great video Chris. You have quite the collection of big steam. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Scott!
Superb video! Thank you for sharing!
17:53 “It’s Go-Time” The best line every by RBP
Love you collection of locomotives and watching them run! I love Mallets and Especially the Bigboys and Hudsons!
Chris I really love what you did to your layout it is about the best I have ever seen love those bridges and curves. Very well planned. 👍😃
Thank you John! Still learning all this scenery stuff as I go. :)
Another great video Chris. I really enjoyed watching those large steam engines run. I also enjoy when you throw in the history of each engine. It makes me feel like I'm having fun and learning something at the same time. I really like your sense of humor in.
I have learned so much from this guy. Maybe go over track switches and how they work.
When I get started. I want a lionel big boy set. I want an Erie triplex. Maybe a stratus 90 or blue comet.
I need 1 year to save money. I'll keep in touch.
Mean while....keep the info coming.
Great job.
I wish i could be as enthusiastic about my hobbies as RBP Trains. Some quality content here. Love your videos!
Thank you @camBC! Making these videos is my escape from the real world which is probably why I seem so happy, lol.
Good Lord! All that smoke, all that noise, and most likely the house being shaken to it's foundation.
Your poor wife!
Seriously though that collection is BEYOND spectacular!
My favorites? Well even though it's not an articulated I just LOVE the Pennsy S1! Man, that's the Art Deco 1930's brought to life and on the move! Second favorite? I've got to root for the home team here in Virginia and go with the N&W Y6b, the last articulated built and one of the best.
I'm a little puzzled by the Crayola car in the Allegheny's consist. I didn't know the C&O went to Easton PA. I guess it's a wasted day if you don't learn something new! 😃
Great video as usual Chris! Thanks!
My whole house smells like smoke fluid for days after these videos! The Crayola car just felt right on this video, haha. Thanks for watching Wayne and I hope you had a great weekend!
Thanks!
Thank you for your support Jack!!
Chris my internet train friend nice to see another video nice work enjoy your trains very much even though they are ALOT BIGGER THAN MINE Hope you had a great week THANKS FOR SHARING GOD BLESS HAPPY RAILROADING ;-)
First view of your layout which is very impressive.
Your camera angles, locatios,and video editing are awesome,nice work,very easy and enjoyable to watch.
I still have my first Lionel that I got for Christmas when I was 11 years old,that was 1953.
Two special cars I got are the generator light car and the work crew car..
Your video editing is terriffic,keep up the great videos.
Hi Chris: I enjoyed watching this video with the big steam engines. I'm from Minnesota and i was particularly interested in the Yellowstone. I am planning on seeing the real Big Boy in Cheyenne, Wyoming this summer. I would also like to go and see the real Yellowstone locomotive in Duluth this summer. It should be fun. Wayne Howard
what a great lay out. well dont. fun to watch. thanks for posting
Great video! I saw you on the live JDStucks live podcast(Jan 22,2022) and checked out your channel and subscribed! I really appreciate the time you dedicate to making your videos!
Thanks Paul! Gotta get another live show scheduled with Jason this year. Appreciate your support!
Your trains are always fascinating to watch.
Especially your C&O Allegany engine.
I can't wait to take a trip next weekend behind C&O 1309 on the Frostburg Flyer.
I had no idea that 1309 is running next weekend! I might need to make a trip up there to see it in action. Thanks for watching Ray
Love the south mountain and the cut looks great Chris
Thanks Donald! Slowly coming together...
HiChris. Great video. I really enjoyed the cut-outs of yourself that you added to the trains and the layout. It was fun watching for them. Made my day.
Thanks Jerome! Going to give some more info on the Mini Me figure that you saw in this video in my next video. Bit of a random event that lead me to that one. Take care!
I just got the vision line O gauge big boy. I’m amazed at the nice features that it has.
I think you really have to love Lionel and 3 rail O scale in general when there's 2 rail O scale which is such a realistic scale to model... In my opinion of course!
I'm using 2 rail O gauge for Skarloey Railway narrow gauge engine replicas.
Big Steam and Big Brigde! Very nice! Great video! Thank you!
Thanks Kerry!
Great video Chris. My favorite is the Yellowstone. Probably because I own one. See you hopefully sometime this year when I’m in your area.
The Yellowstone does stand out. Thanks for watching!
That y6b is so cool looking. I am such a supe huge Norfolk and Western fan. It is awesome.
How long is the y6b?
Locomotive and Tender measure 28 3/4". Thanks for watching!
Great video to start my morning ☕🍩. Thank you for the video I know it takes a lot of work to bring it to us. Have a SUPER weekend 🏉🏟️🚂🚃🚃🚃
Thanks Chris! Reading this late at night and it is making me want coffee and donuts, haha! Thanks for watching
In a year that Norfolk and western engine will be old enough to drink!
Fantastic job as always Chris!
I guess it's already old enough to smoke? 🤣
hahahaha
Nice video, RBP! My favorite articulated steam engine is: Norfolk And Western Class "A" #1218! Love its hooter whistle, and I do believe Lionel released a model of it recently. (I've seen it on the cover of one of their recent catalogs.). Anyway, I used to watch VHS tapes of N&W 1218 (And J Class 611) and TV programs of it on RFD-TV's "Trains and Locomotives" when I was little.
I hope to add a Class A to the roster at some point. Lionel's recent version is pretty compelling! Thanks for watching!
I still love watching this one.
So beautiful to watch, your videos inspired me to order the lionel Polar Express
Every big Steam and diesel engine
😀Great movie Chris, I watch every time you put something new on track it doesn`t matter what, They are nice models to see driving around, Especially the Big Boy I saw him driving on my holiday once, It was closed at the border of Canada and the USA, What a power that loc radiates Chris, Greetings from Henk Train driver At the NMBS in Belgium,😀😉❤
Thank you Henk!
I liked the big hot dog train. I also liked the valley through the mountains you created for the train line. Your model railroading skills have evolved. Your layout is looking very nice.
Thank you! Been figuring all of this out in the public eye, haha
You sure made my evening! Thank you, RBP!!!
Thank you for watching!
The Allegheny, for sure with the Duluth Missabe right behind it. Thanks great video.
Thanks Thomas!
Great video, thanks for sharing. You have a great collection. I am thinking about getting a Big Boy. I am from Pa as well.
You won't regret the Big Boy for sure! Thanks for watching Bruce
I'm from Bakersfield so I like the cab forwards. They used them on the Tehachapi run in California when I was a youngster.
Wow…GREAT VIDEO!!! your collection is awesome!!! Scenery is looking REALLY AMAZING!
Thank you! Still learning this scenery stuff as I go. Luckily it is fairly forgiving :)
LOVE your layout. its so rad
Thats really good RBP! I really enjoy your content, especially when you run your daylight! 😀
Super awesome as always Chris! Cheers!!!
Thanks friend! Need to contact you at some point so we can finally connect.
Great layout changes! Thank you
Thanks Steven!
Outstanding Chris!! You out did yourself again. Great video and keep up the great work. love seeing the big steam
Thank you @CNJ RR!
nice video, and super diorama and layout 😀.
best regards, diecasttoys.
Thanks @diecasttoys!
my son is a big train lover and loves your channel
Thats cool in my book and theres many cool layouts on the tube he'll love to see
Awesome! Thanks for watching and putting up with listening to me, haha
Great video Chris. You have the nicest combination of personality with presentation.
Has Lionel acquired the MTH smoke units 🙂. It does smoke!
Thank you for the kind words Walter! I have noticed improved smoke output in the latest Legacy systems from Lionel. Had to take a few breaks during recording as the room was too hazy for the camera, haha!
Terrific video. Superb collection. I got a good laugh from the Crayola Crayon car :D Subscribed.
The dude riding on the front with the Katy shirt was awesome
Yep. I love centipedes as well. The Big Boy still has the best whistle among all of them in my opinion. The Baltimore & Ohio is beautiful as well!
AWESOMENESS! Excellent locomotives and the bridge is CRAZY!
The bridge is something else! Getting better at the limbo every time I run trains, haha! Thanks for watching Joey!
@@RBPTrains you're still young, later you'll need a rolling cart to go under.🙄
Great trains,layout looks great,thank you Chris.
Thanks Jim!
Incredible layout thanks for uploading for us super enjoyable
Nice! and great job at putting new scenery up. You are an inspiration. Note to self get to work...
Thanks Jimmy! I am glad to be down to the odds and ends at this point. So much sculptamold, haha!
15 seconds into the video what an awesome shot
Just simply amazing!!!! Great job RBP trains!!!!!
Thank you @Big Serg!
Great at last to view all your big engines operating in this video!
MTH made a premier version of the Yellow Stone DMIR quite some years ago. Eric Segal did a review video of both engine, plus the ore car set. I give a very close edge to this engine versus the big boy!
The MTH set is really great. I almost got that one but this 3rd Rail Version popped up around the same time. Had to try something different. :) Thanks for watching @pjasyl!
@@RBPTrains NO DOUBT 3RD RAIL TOPS IN VERY LARGE STEAMERS!
i remember it popped around the same time.
3RD rail made a CANADIAN PACIFIC Selkirk engine some years back. Thought long & hard on purchase!! Declined just too expensive for my budget!
Have 3RD RAIL complete box set of Canadian NATIONAL passengers cars. Like them only downside VERY FRAGILE! You have to handle them with care. I limit running time for these cars.
Let you guess nickname. A clue It is railway related.
Hi Chris I love your trains great . I love your show. Thank you.
Great job Chris! I kept seeing a small figure that looked like you! 😂
That is my mini Me, haha! Been sneaking him into the videos. More to come on that soon. Thanks for watching!
Great video Chris. Got some great steam engines friend.
Thanks Hunter!
The tower awesome with your Logo
The miniature you is an absolute riot.
One minute and and I'm cracking up
My wife hails from Duluth, Minnesota so our favorite is the Yellowstone DM&IR.
Any model of a Challenger that I come across is only one thing to make me excited for 3985's return. Wonderful layout: I hope to see more!
Thanks David! Will be great when 3985 is restored.
I like the crayon car. I build crayon trucks. I’ve been off work since Thanksgiving-and can’t get to my train room-your videos, along with others have kept my train fix from getting the best of me. Thanks.
Hello chris you have amazing show. keep it comeing love it. you are so so cool. have a great Day,.
Thank you for watching Paul! Working on some new videos and planning to post them soon. Have a great weekend!
Love the dmir Yellowstone... And your layout is spectacular! (And the Yellowstone does have more tractive effort the big boy :) )
Wow this video was massive with big steam power but the best part was the mini me RBP sign me up the super duper set 👍😄
More Yellowstone Content is always appreciated!
What an amazing video Chris, I loved it from start to finish! Your new and improved layout looks terrific!
Thanks Jason! Hope all is well with you!