That's a layout I wouldn't mind visiting someday, key phrase being "Someday"... Kinda hard to visit these wonderful layouts when you live on the Eastern side of the US. But then there are these wonderful Virtual Tours that guys like me can watch online and thank you for sharing these wonderful layouts. The Colorado narrow gauge roads were my first taste for this genre of railroading and for a long time I wanted to model a freelance CO narrow gauge line. Though over the past few years my interest in narrow gauge has gravitated West of the Rockies to Arizona. I'm drawn to the more obscure railroads out there that weren't was well documented as the CO slim gauge lines. Railroads like the, United Verde & Pacific, the Morenci Southern: the "Corkscrew to America", and the diminutive 20" gauge copper haulers like the Arizona and Detroit Copper Co. railroads. However I still find myself coming back to Colorado narrow gauge, it does hold a charm that's uniquely their own.
Indeed you can fit Sn3! Did you see the show on Gil Bennett’ Sn3 layout.? It’s most finished now and will be part of the National NMRA convention in Salt Lake City in a few weeks.
Another fantastic video. Keep it up.
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Love the interchange!!!
Pure genius! Thanks!
That's a layout I wouldn't mind visiting someday, key phrase being "Someday"... Kinda hard to visit these wonderful layouts when you live on the Eastern side of the US. But then there are these wonderful Virtual Tours that guys like me can watch online and thank you for sharing these wonderful layouts.
The Colorado narrow gauge roads were my first taste for this genre of railroading and for a long time I wanted to model a freelance CO narrow gauge line. Though over the past few years my interest in narrow gauge has gravitated West of the Rockies to Arizona. I'm drawn to the more obscure railroads out there that weren't was well documented as the CO slim gauge lines. Railroads like the, United Verde & Pacific, the Morenci Southern: the "Corkscrew to America", and the diminutive 20" gauge copper haulers like the Arizona and Detroit Copper Co. railroads.
However I still find myself coming back to Colorado narrow gauge, it does hold a charm that's uniquely their own.
I'm slowly getting more Sn3 equipment. PBL told me if I have to for a HO layout, there's room for Sn3. I have one engine and 2 cars so far.
Indeed you can fit Sn3! Did you see the show on Gil Bennett’ Sn3 layout.? It’s most finished now and will be part of the National NMRA convention in Salt Lake City in a few weeks.
@@ToyManTelevision can't wait to see a video!
Looks great I model standard gauge tho I might do some ho n 3
Its great. FUN. I love dual gauge...
Toy Man, You should see the Christmas Tree Lane Model Railroad Society, The have both HO and HOn3, The narrow gauge layout is in someone's home.
Where are they?