12. The easiest model railroad building or industry you will model in any scale with Roger Kujawa

Thanks for watching. Here is some operation on my Atlantic & Great Western and a description on modeling a large industry in a very small space. This works in any scale

[@mikedeberg6326]

I'm with Mike, s'mores would be great! Really great tips on adding more industry and operations without adding a lot of industry buildings!

[@michaelbroshears3053]

Nice. I expect s’mores next time I’m over. I’ll bring marshmallows.

[@alansaatkamp699]

Chocolate bars would be great!

[@stewarttrains98]

Nice video. I know rule #1, it's your layout. But I'm curious to why you have shown rolling stock and features such as modern roof top AC on cabooses, all of which are things after 2000s being you stated you model the 80s. Like your thoughts and ways for that industry.

[@modelrailroadbackshopwithr5967]

Thanks. I do have some anomalies but he AGW leads the industry in innovation. The AC on the cabooses are because they are mobile offices. The local crews use them instead of a fixed office building which we would have to pay property taxes on.

[@randymurphy1892]

Love the videos Roger, and the air conditioners. I think my Illinois Terminal set in the 90's (yes, in my "history" the IT never went bankrupt, and rather through mergers and acquisitions, between 1980 and 1990, became a Class 1 railroad), should put a couple of those on their caboose. Great idea...again.

[@modelrailroadbackshopwithr5967]

I love the idea of railroads continuing on into a alternate future. You must be in heaven with all the ITC stuff that has come out.

[@conrailfan6277]

Great to see another video Roger!!