This layout is a beautiful giant. And, Illinois Central Gulf engines - yeah! You never see that on model railroads. Tree-lined towns with brush and greenery flanking the tracks invokes a positive feeling about the whole thing.
Another great video on the CIRC especially while I'm having my morning cup of coffee. To be honest I was hoping to see that impressive ICG grain train run..Thanks for including it. After 60 years in the hobby I' m still like a kid in a candy shop when it comes to the hobby. LOL
I do know a club in my area, the CRGMRR club (Columbia Gorge Model Railroad club) in Portland, Oregon. I've been there before, and it's a HUGE layout, for sure, it's HO scale as well. When I was there, I wasn't and am not a member, and they let me run an Amtrak, which was cool, I ran it around maybe half of the layout.
I liked the video. It's been 5yrs since ive been there its looking really good.would really like it if you would put out the video you talked about for the N scale layout. TY.
I love the KCE! I was wondering? Is it possible that sometime, when you get time,you might could go over the roster,and tell us who the mfg is of each loco,and what ya did to modify them? That would be interesring,as for me? Ya don't have too? Just asking! Great video
I feel like you should collect some KCS GE's and EMD's, because I see you railfan the KCS a lot in your videos. I model NS and CSX, but right now I only have one GEVO (Intermountain NS ES40DC, no. 7517) and it's a good one. I'd love to get a CSX SD40-3 or an NS SD40-2 by Scaletrains, but the DCC and sound ones are sold out.
One of the spots I go railfaning is on the BNSF Transcon east of Kansas City, MO. Id say 80% of the power seen there are Dash 9s and GEVOs hauling a never ending parade of intermodals.
I have a consist of KCS power, an AC4400 in the belle scheme and a gray SD70MAC. Neither have sound, and I have been thinking the same, I may preorder a ScaleTrains CSX SD40-3 featuring that ugly "Sponge Bob" cab. I have two Tier4 UP GEVOs on preorder that should be coming in September.
This layout is a beautiful giant.
And, Illinois Central Gulf engines - yeah! You never see that on model railroads. Tree-lined towns with brush and greenery flanking the tracks invokes a positive feeling about the whole thing.
Model railroader's dream: own building, massive, permanent, multilevel layout. Great layout and excellent video.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Yeah this is a dream layout, lots of man hours by a lot of people building and working on it since 2006.
Another great video on the CIRC especially while I'm having my morning cup of coffee. To be honest I was hoping to see that impressive ICG grain train run..Thanks for including it.
After 60 years in the hobby I' m still like a kid in a candy shop when it comes to the hobby. LOL
You and the rest of us. :D Thanks!
Great video like always
Thanks
Nice! Man my dream, and I'm sure everyone else's is to have something this big. And detailed, too, but I don't have the patience for that.
Thanks! This is a club, so maybe find one in your area and you can be a part of a big layout too.
I do know a club in my area, the CRGMRR club (Columbia Gorge Model Railroad club) in Portland, Oregon. I've been there before, and it's a HUGE layout, for sure, it's HO scale as well. When I was there, I wasn't and am not a member, and they let me run an Amtrak, which was cool, I ran it around maybe half of the layout.
That is a massive yellow drilling rig.....lol nice layout
Yes, it's one the biggest. Thanks! :D
Awesome video! I'm hoping to be there on the 10th or 11th
Thanks. I'll be there the 17th-19th.
Great video! Looks like you had fun there.
Thanks, and yes I did.
I liked the video. It's been 5yrs since ive been there its looking really good.would really like it if you would put out the video you talked about for the N scale layout. TY.
I am a member there and thanks for sharing your video
Thanks Cody, I appreciate the club letting me come in to film and run there. Fantastic layout.
How many members ?
Esu in europe is from metal (ho-and the diesels have smoke, great sounds and when the brakes sounds then red lights sparkls on).
Look at that orange beauty!!!
Boone and I both knew you'd like that one. :D
WOW Awesome :D
Thanks!
I love the KCE! I was wondering? Is it possible that sometime, when you get time,you might could go over the roster,and tell us who the mfg is of each loco,and what ya did to modify them? That would be interesring,as for me? Ya don't have too? Just asking!
Great video
What's the locomotive in the thumbnail
I'm not sure what brand it is, I think it's a Rail Power shell and chassis with Athearn drive in it, but the model is a G.E. B40-8.
Nicely done this reminds to get my videos up
Thanks Austin (hope I'm remembering your name correctly), was nice to meet you up there. I look forward to seeing yours.
nice, do you collect BNSF GEVOs?
Just one, an Intermountain ES44DC. I'm a UP guy though, so I don't have a lot of BNSF.
Railfan Jason for me, BNSF GEVOs are the big dogs on the rails
I feel like you should collect some KCS GE's and EMD's, because I see you railfan the KCS a lot in your videos. I model NS and CSX, but right now I only have one GEVO (Intermountain NS ES40DC, no. 7517) and it's a good one. I'd love to get a CSX SD40-3 or an NS SD40-2 by Scaletrains, but the DCC and sound ones are sold out.
One of the spots I go railfaning is on the BNSF Transcon east of Kansas City, MO. Id say 80% of the power seen there are Dash 9s and GEVOs hauling a never ending parade of intermodals.
I have a consist of KCS power, an AC4400 in the belle scheme and a gray SD70MAC. Neither have sound, and I have been thinking the same, I may preorder a ScaleTrains CSX SD40-3 featuring that ugly "Sponge Bob" cab. I have two Tier4 UP GEVOs on preorder that should be coming in September.