The train is 228 hoppers, hauled by eight locos spaced at 25 hopper intervals until the 7th and 8th locos, where the number of hoppers are increased between the last locos and the tail-end hopper.
Wow. I was wondering how it would go around without derailing itself, but then I noticed that you had locomotives dispersed through the length of the train to prevent that. Nice.
@@maggs131 If they are all weighted the same, you'll get the best results. I usually weigh my stuff a little above NMRA standards but then again I don't run 200 car trains in a spiral either.
@@BeanoMark Ha me too. Then I thought the leading engine might couple to the last wagon and the whole train just continue in a spiral!! Is that even possible? LOl
Count one more in: me! too! a once in a lifetime experience. So glad I didn't miss out on it. Talk about a twilight zone experience ... I don't know if I'm coming or going, or going and coming. Oh well, it is what it is, just saying. Awesome put together here. Must've taken hours and hours, days. A well worth effort.
What , no caboose ? I wish my Dad were alive to see this . As a model railroader from the 50's he would have loved to see the thought that you put into this . Well done .
I never knew this would be something I needed to see, but glad this showed up on my suggested videos. So cool. Got me wondering how big the rest of the track layout is. Then I started to wonder what a camera angle from on top of the lead engine would look like too.
Might just a train going in a circle, but damn is it satisfying to watch. Always loved the idea of having a track of some sort running round the house, going through walls etc
Great video! I really like this side view of the Ho scale spiral. It gives a different perspective and shows off the details so well. I often explore different model train setups on my channel, and seeing unique designs like this is very inspiring. Keep up the good work!
Mike Brown I could see him laughing and clapping like a happy little child, then saying, in Korean, "I want it! I want it!" Then, I later see a whole section of Pyongyang being bulldozed under, most of its citizens thankful for the sweet release of death as they are crushed under treads.
Es una maravilla, he contado 245 vagones y 10 locomotoras. Creo que has batido el record de tracción en escala HO. Mis felicitaciones más sinceras para James Risner.
@@jasondecharleroy4161 the reality is that the cats have been in charge all along and have been conditioning us to think and behave increasingly like them...
They’re all connected, so it doesn’t matter. If there are fewer cars behind one engine, its excess power pushes the cars in front. It’s a single system, there are just slightly more locomotives than the minimum needed to pull all the cars.
Well if you add the x and y values minus the z value and add the population of the albino mouse you can get how many cars each engine can pull!🤓🤓🤓🧐🧐🧐🤓🤓🤓
@@pcpug Before considering the phenotypic effects of the so-called albino or c-series of alleles (chromosome 7) it should be emphasized that although albinism is epistatic to all other coat-color determinants, i.e., all mice, regardless of genotype, lack pigment in the presence of c/c ( Plate 2-A), albino mice nevertheless possess a full complement of pigment cells. Thus the inability of albino animals to produce pigment stems not from an absence of melanocytes, as is the case for white spotting, but from a deficiency and/or alteration of the structure of tyrosinase in melanocytes which are otherwise normal. A. Evidence for the Occurrence of Amelanotic Melanocytes Evidence that albino animals possess a nonfunctioning population of melanocytes-appropriately known as "amelanotic melanocytes"-stems from a variety of observations, most of which were made in the mouse. When the hair bulbs of albino mice are examined histologically and compared with those originating from white-spotted areas, they are strikingly different. Whereas the hair bulbs of white-spotted areas are characterized by matrices consisting of regularly arranged cells of equal size, (Figures 3-10 and 3-11), albino hair bulbs contain, in addition, many large "clear" cells in their upper bulb region ( Chase and Rauch, 1950; Silvers, 1956) ( Figure 3-12a). Since these large cells with an apparently hyaline cytoplasm are similar in morphology and location to the pigment-containing cells found in lightly pigmented phenotypes ( Figure 3-12b), they are considered to be amelanotic melanocytes ( Silvers, 1956). Further evidence for this conclusion stems from the observation that the experimentally depigmented melanocytes of black and yellow mice maintained on a biotin-deficient diet are indistinguishable from the clear cells of albinos, though they retain their dopa-positive character ( Quevedo, 1956). Moreover, both clear cells and melanocytes exhibit similar sensitivities to X-rays. Thus, when the skin of albino mice in the resting stage of hair growth is exposed to 1200 r of irradiation, a dose known to destroy almost completely the melanocyte population in resting hairs of pigmented animals ( Chase, 1949; Chase and Rauch, 1950), there is a marked destruction of follicular clear cells ( Quevedo, 1957). This similar radiosensitivity of clear cells and melanocytes, added to the morphological evidence noted above, indicate further that clear cells are in fact amelanotic melanocytes. This conclusion was substantiated again when it was demonstrated that clear cells, like melanocytes, are derived from the neural crest. The neural crest originates embryologically between the junction of the neural tube and its overlying ectoderm and is initially continuous from head to tail. As development proceeds, however, its constituent cells migrate ventrolaterally on either side of the spinal cord and at the same time become segmentally clustered (see Chapter 1, note 3). In the mouse this anterior to posterior and mediolateral migration of neural crest cells, from their place of origin to their definitive positions, takes place between the eighth and twelfth day of embryonic development (the gestation in mouse is about 20 days), as demonstrated in the classic experiments of Rawles ( 1940, 1947, 1953). Thus, by transplanting tissues derived from various regions of C57BL/6 mouse embryos of different ages to the coelom of the chick embryo, Rawles was able to demonstrate that only those explants which included cells of neural crest origin produced melanocytes. She found neural crest cells to be confined to the region of the neural tube in 8.5- to 9-day-old embryos and only when this region was included in grafts of this age did melanocytes develop. By approximately 11 days of age, however, she found that cells of neural crest origin had made their way into almost all regions of the body so that skin ectoderm and adhering mesoderm removed from almost any level of the trunk (but not from the limb buds) produced pigmented hairs when transplanted to the chick coelom. Limb buds receive migrating melanoblasts between the eleventh and twelfth days of gestation and only at this time did limb-bud ectoderm and adhering mesoderm give rise to pigmented hairs. Once this "timetable" for the migratory pathway of neural crest cells was established, and it was substantiated that the melanocytes of pigmented animals were derived from these cells, it was easy to demonstrate that they likewise differentiated into the clear cell or putative amelanotic melanocyte population of albino animals. This was accomplished by showing that hair bulbs in the skin of grafts which differentiated from albino embryo explants possessed clear cells only when the explant was known to contain cells of neural crest origin ( Silvers, 1958c) (Figure 3-13a and d). Indeed, the fact that the hair bulbs of skin known to be deprived of its neural crest component were indistinguishable from those normally originating in white-spotted areas (Figure 3-13b and c) provided the strongest evidence that white spotting resulted from an absence of melanocytes, pigmented or otherwise ( Silvers, 1958c). 10
There's another video on youtube with a similar loop but with no turnouts. That entire loop is filled with the train. (I think it's even connected so the train doesn't have an end?)
This is really quite beautiful! I could see this as an installation in a museum or science exhibit, perhaps behind a soundproof wall to protect the workers from the sound. Great work indeed!
This is the coolest thing I have ever seen on UTube. I cannot imagine how much effort went into setting this up. Im sure a lot of trial and error but this is awesome. Thanks for the effort.
Daft Slice Didn't have to watch it you know. However since you did and decided to leave a jackass comment I would assume your life is pretty dull anyway. To the rest of us interested in model trains my grandfather who ran the largest model railroad in KC would have appreciated this just for the inventive mind it took and the bit of humor as well.
Daft Slice And yet again you waste precious time replying to me lol. For me I have nothing better to do on this New year's day but to watch cool videos like this and reply to idiots who don't have a nice bone in thier body. 👍 Thank God for time off work.
This might _look_ crazy, but I can see some real-world potential for this sort of thing. If you have a train yard with A LOT of one single type of car, you could just build one of these spirals and pull out one car at a time (or even a group of them) as necessary. It would save a lot of space compared to the average size of today’s train yards! You would need an absolutely _astronomical_ number of engines in there to move everything, though, so it could get very expensive very quickly over time.
Imagine standing at the center with a hurricane of trains swirling around you. Also, imagine the deafening sound generated if the model is already this noisy 😅
No, just a weirdo with NOTHING to do. He's not rich anyone can build this rig in a month or two and who places HO scale directly on marble/gravel flooring?
Big boys alone at home usually get such ideas after the wife has already moved out. This is really great. You should construct it in such a way that all locomotives are next to each other. I am really impressed. 😀
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I have been a model train enthusiast for over 40 years and I have never seen anything like this. It is awesome!!!
It truly has a mesmerising quality to it.
@@penguinvic9892 Even my cat was mesmerized she watched it intently 😺
It is art.
The train is 228 hoppers, hauled by eight locos spaced at 25 hopper intervals until the 7th and 8th locos, where the number of hoppers are increased between the last locos and the tail-end hopper.
Thank you kind Sir! I was wondering how many hoppers.
What was the scale length?
Thanks! I love counting trains but this one is a bit tricky. I appreciate it!
Ok
I knew someone would've counted the bogies and commented
All I can think about is how much track was needed off-screen to house that monstrosity of a train
Exactly👍🏽
Probably another spiral.
@@localroger The Infinity spiral.
@indigo children jealousy thou speaks too loudly
ㅣ앝뱌ㅐㅇ자나나며투뫀ㅊ
It’s cool how the cars on the inner track look like they’re going faster because they have less distance to travel. Awesome effect!
Didn't notice that. Thanks. Mmm! I suppose that I will have to watch it again.
Reather like the planets orbiting the sun.
Mesmerizing in fact!
@@smedleyfarnsworth263 - True but, if I may pick nits just a little, the inner planets are also moving faster.
Wow. I was wondering how it would go around without derailing itself, but then I noticed that you had locomotives dispersed through the length of the train to prevent that. Nice.
Imagine if he did it wrong. Stringline from hell!
Those hopper cars still have to be weighted just right
@@maggs131 Actually they are all fairly light. I don't know if the hoppers are Bachmann but the GP18s are as is the track.
@@winstonbeech3418 yea but they still behave better if weighted. Even as a kid in the 80s I remember putting a handful of pennies in the cars
@@maggs131 If they are all weighted the same, you'll get the best results. I usually weigh my stuff a little above NMRA standards but then again I don't run 200 car trains in a spiral either.
The ONLY thing that would have topped this , is as the last car was going onto the spiral the first engine was exiting
Those little toy carriages and engines are hell expensive, he’s probably still saving pennies to complete the idea?
IT NEEDS A THING CALLED A CABOOSE!!!
@@CRArr-oh2fy Yes !
That's exactly what I thought was gonna happen!
@@BeanoMark Ha me too. Then I thought the leading engine might couple to the last wagon and the whole train just continue in a spiral!! Is that even possible? LOl
Why was this in my recommendations?
Probably because of the TH-cam algorithm manipulation that The Spiffing Brit documented
11 million people. That oil looks disgusting.
When your train arrives too early and you need to put it in a holding pattern.
Why did TH-cam recommend this to me 6 years later? More importantly, why did I watch the whole thing?
I know, right?
Me too. What am I doing with my life????
Count one more in: me! too! a once in a lifetime experience. So glad I didn't miss out on it. Talk about a twilight zone experience ... I don't know if I'm coming or going, or going and coming. Oh well, it is what it is, just saying. Awesome put together here. Must've taken hours and hours, days. A well worth effort.
I'm now joining this group as well lol. Enjoyable
Same
I was watching about some girl shit How do I came here
I would have added enough cars so that the last one just misses the first one exiting the spiral.
Zliczył to ktoś ile tych wagoników i lokomotyw jest?
There is no reason for anyone to get hurt.😂
He would've done that but the last time he went to the hobby store the clerk said, "no more coal cars! Sold out!."
He shoulda made them connect for an infinite train spiral
Came here looking for that comment
My first reaction was WHY? My second reaction is, I'm glad you did it. Great piece of model engineering.
What , no caboose ? I wish my Dad were alive to see this . As a model railroader from the 50's he would have loved to see the thought that you put into this . Well done .
"Way Car", Dale. Only bindlestiffs calls 'em cabooses.
@@frayedknotartsok and?
Rail-master: "Reduce speed to 40 mph there's a roundabout up ahead".
Engineer: "WTF"
Turn the engine off and relax ...
Made me lol
🤣🤣🤣
This is mesmerizing, and yet oddly annoying at the same time.
After watching it did your wife tell you to take out the garbage, and you jumped up and did it without question?
@@wictimovgovonca320 Paused before taking out garbage.
@@wictimovgovonca320 💓💓💓💓🎅🎅🎅🎅🖕🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁
so was my ex-wife...................
Very well put @DB. I'm like - WHY ? I feel like some sort of mathematical truth is being demonstrated here.
No wonder that I couldn't find any train sets this year for Christmas!
lol
Having seen this, my life is now complete. Kudos!
"How much rolling stock do you want?"
This guy: Yes.
for real tho XD
for real tho xD
"And how much did you spend on that?"
"Yes"
Give me all the hoppers
Dude probably bought like 30 of those 8 car packs.
I didn’t search for this, it found me.
Oddly fascinating, and I’m not even into scale model railroading. 🤔😎🚂🛤
same
Yet.
Wait until Google brings you back in 9 months. Then you'll stop by a yard sale....
Me too! This video found me without me searching it up!
I never knew this would be something I needed to see, but glad this showed up on my suggested videos. So cool. Got me wondering how big the rest of the track layout is. Then I started to wonder what a camera angle from on top of the lead engine would look like too.
My girlfriend from the other room: Are you making bacon?
Me: no, it’s raining outside...
I was thinking the same thing!
The rain:
Good one!
Fantastic. It takes a lot of patience to put something like this together. My compliments to the builder.
Jerry Sinclair Thank you!
+James Risner how many cars and engines on the train?
Joshua Kosek 1 loc. for every 25 cars. There's 8 loc,s
228 Cars, 8 engines.
Then I definitely lost count midway through. :) I only came up with a little over 200 cars. The train was going very fast, though. :)
That was mesmerizing. As the train was spiraling into the center, at one point, it looked like the up and over spiral arm was moving.
Might just a train going in a circle, but damn is it satisfying to watch. Always loved the idea of having a track of some sort running round the house, going through walls etc
Great video! I really like this side view of the Ho scale spiral. It gives a different perspective and shows off the details so well. I often explore different model train setups on my channel, and seeing unique designs like this is very inspiring. Keep up the good work!
This video was great. Got me through my poop session.
Same here haha
Same here. Amazing how this has brought us together across time distance and porcelain
tmi
Alex I'll take porcelain things for $500
Bro it only takes you five minutes to poop?
One of the MOST satisfying things I have ever seen. Ever.
Me too. Utterly mesmerising.
My feelings exactly
Me too so satisfying ima die of satisfying ness
Put in 2x speed
Better than those mukkbang
Content like this is why I came to TH-cam 15 years ago. Just harmless fun videos from everyday ordinary people
Let's appreciate the work and track building he just did. Kudos to you James Riser 🙂👏
who else watched till the end?
Me
I was thinking there may be a large loop behind and it would start over again.
I just have to, i don't know why but i do it anyway.
I did i was interested in how long it was.
Me
Absolutely Amazing!
Ed Clark thank you
Dude empressive!,now that is one hell of a cool train layout!look at that train go!,i collect Lionel&k-line 0-27 gage trains and they rock the House!
Ed Clark sent my eyes all strange. No need for drugs just buy a train set
Ed Clark fuck me please
MineTop bottom or top?
This is amazing, absolutely beautiful to watch and to listen to. Bravo!!!
Now, someone build this full-scale, for my amusement!
Right now in North Korea, Kim's servants are trying to figure out how to keep him from seeing this video............
Mike Brown I could see him laughing and clapping like a happy little child, then saying, in Korean, "I want it! I want it!" Then, I later see a whole section of Pyongyang being bulldozed under, most of its citizens thankful for the sweet release of death as they are crushed under treads.
BuckeyeStorms I couldn't have said that any better!
BuckeyeStorms Sounds like something the government would do
BuckeyeStorms can't think of any reason why this would be remotely useful full scale. other than maybe to bleed off speed or something without brakes?
Es una maravilla, he contado 245 vagones y 10 locomotoras. Creo que has batido el record de tracción en escala HO. Mis felicitaciones más sinceras para James Risner.
"Sir, we need to pull into the side track..."
The side track:
Absolutely wonderful, mesmerising, hypnotic and strangely relaxing.
I've just realised I'm like my cat. Easily distracted and mesmerized.
and suddenly I am picturing a cat watching the scene unfold, staring curiously and flicking its tail.
@@jasondecharleroy4161 the reality is that the cats have been in charge all along and have been conditioning us to think and behave increasingly like them...
@@richardharrold9736 Truth has been spoken here today
While I was watching this,one of my cats jumped up on the desk and started watching as well.
I noticed the first two engines pull the same number of cars but some engines pull more. Very well designed.
It's all about balance vs gravity.
They’re all connected, so it doesn’t matter. If there are fewer cars behind one engine, its excess power pushes the cars in front. It’s a single system, there are just slightly more locomotives than the minimum needed to pull all the cars.
Well if you add the x and y values minus the z value and add the population of the albino mouse you can get how many cars each engine can pull!🤓🤓🤓🧐🧐🧐🤓🤓🤓
@@pcpug
Before considering the phenotypic effects of the so-called albino or c-series of alleles (chromosome 7) it should be emphasized that although albinism is epistatic to all other coat-color determinants, i.e., all mice, regardless of genotype, lack pigment in the presence of c/c ( Plate 2-A), albino mice nevertheless possess a full complement of pigment cells. Thus the inability of albino animals to produce pigment stems not from an absence of melanocytes, as is the case for white spotting, but from a deficiency and/or alteration of the structure of tyrosinase in melanocytes which are otherwise normal.
A. Evidence for the Occurrence of Amelanotic Melanocytes
Evidence that albino animals possess a nonfunctioning population of melanocytes-appropriately known as "amelanotic melanocytes"-stems from a variety of observations, most of which were made in the mouse.
When the hair bulbs of albino mice are examined histologically and compared with those originating from white-spotted areas, they are strikingly different. Whereas the hair bulbs of white-spotted areas are characterized by matrices consisting of regularly arranged cells of equal size, (Figures 3-10 and 3-11), albino hair bulbs contain, in addition, many large "clear" cells in their upper bulb region ( Chase and Rauch, 1950; Silvers, 1956) ( Figure 3-12a). Since these large cells with an apparently hyaline cytoplasm are similar in morphology and location to the pigment-containing cells found in lightly pigmented phenotypes ( Figure 3-12b), they are considered to be amelanotic melanocytes ( Silvers, 1956).
Further evidence for this conclusion stems from the observation that the experimentally depigmented melanocytes of black and yellow mice maintained on a biotin-deficient diet are indistinguishable from the clear cells of albinos, though they retain their dopa-positive character ( Quevedo, 1956). Moreover, both clear cells and melanocytes exhibit similar sensitivities to X-rays. Thus, when the skin of albino mice in the resting stage of hair growth is exposed to 1200 r of irradiation, a dose known to destroy almost completely the melanocyte population in resting hairs of pigmented animals ( Chase, 1949; Chase and Rauch, 1950), there is a marked destruction of follicular clear cells ( Quevedo, 1957). This similar radiosensitivity of clear cells and melanocytes, added to the morphological evidence noted above, indicate further that clear cells are in fact amelanotic melanocytes. This conclusion was substantiated again when it was demonstrated that clear cells, like melanocytes, are derived from the neural crest.
The neural crest originates embryologically between the junction of the neural tube and its overlying ectoderm and is initially continuous from head to tail. As development proceeds, however, its constituent cells migrate ventrolaterally on either side of the spinal cord and at the same time become segmentally clustered (see Chapter 1, note 3). In the mouse this anterior to posterior and mediolateral migration of neural crest cells, from their place of origin to their definitive positions, takes place between the eighth and twelfth day of embryonic development (the gestation in mouse is about 20 days), as demonstrated in the classic experiments of Rawles ( 1940, 1947, 1953). Thus, by transplanting tissues derived from various regions of C57BL/6 mouse embryos of different ages to the coelom of the chick embryo, Rawles was able to demonstrate that only those explants which included cells of neural crest origin produced melanocytes. She found neural crest cells to be confined to the region of the neural tube in 8.5- to 9-day-old embryos and only when this region was included in grafts of this age did melanocytes develop. By approximately 11 days of age, however, she found that cells of neural crest origin had made their way into almost all regions of the body so that skin ectoderm and adhering mesoderm removed from almost any level of the trunk (but not from the limb buds) produced pigmented hairs when transplanted to the chick coelom. Limb buds receive migrating melanoblasts between the eleventh and twelfth days of gestation and only at this time did limb-bud ectoderm and adhering mesoderm give rise to pigmented hairs.
Once this "timetable" for the migratory pathway of neural crest cells was established, and it was substantiated that the melanocytes of pigmented animals were derived from these cells, it was easy to demonstrate that they likewise differentiated into the clear cell or putative amelanotic melanocyte population of albino animals. This was accomplished by showing that hair bulbs in the skin of grafts which differentiated from albino embryo explants possessed clear cells only when the explant was known to contain cells of neural crest origin ( Silvers, 1958c) (Figure 3-13a and d). Indeed, the fact that the hair bulbs of skin known to be deprived of its neural crest component were indistinguishable from those normally originating in white-spotted areas (Figure 3-13b and c) provided the strongest evidence that white spotting resulted from an absence of melanocytes, pigmented or otherwise ( Silvers, 1958c). 10
@@StudioDaVeed well i smoke pot
That was a thing of beauty. I wish my husband's paternal uncle could have seen that - he *loved* model railroading :)
Fantastic. But for me even more interesting is, where the whole train arrived from and where he departed to. 😀
i think it start to an another spiral , and land into that same spiral.
Beatiful! Hypnotic! How anyone could possibly dislike this is beyond my meager intellect.
N O...see what I did there? lol I`m with Renewable Oil Can ,....hypnotic. Any scale this is cool...imo
Maybe they got dizzy? 😵🤢🤮😠
you should have added more cars so the last one was entering at about the same time the first one was leaving.
Mr. Right making the track shorter would have had the same effect and would have allowed for the desired outcome :)
fall22123 YOU should start a "Go Fund Me" page and get him money for more cars.
fall22123 I was saying the same thing.
the train should have just stayed in the loop also right behind itself hahaha
There's another video on youtube with a similar loop but with no turnouts. That entire loop is filled with the train. (I think it's even connected so the train doesn't have an end?)
WOW!!!....I MUST tell you that that was VERY mesmerizing and satisfying!!!...and yes, I watched till the last car was gone...👍
This is really quite beautiful! I could see this as an installation in a museum or science exhibit, perhaps behind a soundproof wall to protect the workers from the sound. Great work indeed!
TH-cam and its suggestions is ruining my life
Never searched for anything model train related, yet here it is in my recommendations too. Worth a quick watch though for sure.
***** nice one ;)
Same
Mr G I know people didn't use to respond to comments I thoughs.... sighs
911gpd
You know what's going to happen, but you HAVE to watch the whole thing!
bulldogs
bmack2000 i like pigeons
bmack2000 So true
bmack2000 - we, poor YT-watchers, are so stupid - waste of time...
bmack2000 Exactly it is!!!
Normally I'm NOT a fan of long trains but this is an exceptional exception!
I found my life is not that miserable after watching this.
You're wrong though.
Me explaining my mom that online games cannot be paused:
Goes no where lmao
"This is Snowpiercer. Around and around the Earth we circle. We can never stop. These are our revolutions, 1,001 cars long."
That's pretty clever well done... Mesmerising!!
Who's counting? Train railway locomotive 8 (eight) and railway cars 228 (two hundred twenty eight).
Thank you
That if I did my math right is 3.69km (0.621miles) of train car that's a gwr of 32,604tons
@@BLAZE13011 You made a mistake there. 3.69km is 2.29286 miles.
imagine how much all that stuff cost
@@BLAZE13011 please clarify. 1 km = 0.621 mi.
Welcome to another episode of :
This was in my recommendations.
99thnlike and first reply lol
Fucking TH-cam algorithms, eh.
I don't even know why this video is so satisfying.
That is unreal amazing work sir love it
It’s like an answer to a question that’s never been asked
Poetry
That has got to be one of the coolest demonstrations I’ve seen on TH-cam! Well planned! 👍
That was wildly hypnotic, I quite enjoyed it.
This is amazing...whoever did this is on the master level in model train display...i could watch this on loop for hours...lol
liked & subbed
That was actually pretty flipping cool!! The track was still *"SPINNING"* after the train was gone!! Great video! 🚂🚃🚋
Had me smiling the entire time. Best model train layout ever. And so zen!
a looped 10 hour version would be better
@@pavelmolodchikYes, please!
This is the coolest thing I have ever seen on UTube. I cannot imagine how much effort went into setting this up. Im sure a lot of trial and error but this is awesome. Thanks for the effort.
Wow...I last saw this about 5-6 years ago & ever since,it has been in my thoughts.
What the fuck am I doing with my life? geeze
YT is adding random shit to your recommended page too?
Daft Slice Didn't have to watch it you know. However since you did and decided to leave a jackass comment I would assume your life is pretty dull anyway. To the rest of us interested in model trains my grandfather who ran the largest model railroad in KC would have appreciated this just for the inventive mind it took and the bit of humor as well.
Daft Slice And yet again you waste precious time replying to me lol. For me I have nothing better to do on this New year's day but to watch cool videos like this and reply to idiots who don't have a nice bone in thier body. 👍 Thank God for time off work.
LMAO
Joel Stapleton
If that's how you spend your days off, I'd say you're the one with the "dull" life.
I really enjoyed watching this. Great work, thank you 👍🏼
This might _look_ crazy, but I can see some real-world potential for this sort of thing. If you have a train yard with A LOT of one single type of car, you could just build one of these spirals and pull out one car at a time (or even a group of them) as necessary. It would save a lot of space compared to the average size of today’s train yards! You would need an absolutely _astronomical_ number of engines in there to move everything, though, so it could get very expensive very quickly over time.
I would LOVE to see this recreated in the real world, and here you are making practical applications arguments and I appreciate that
Imagine standing at the center with a hurricane of trains swirling around you.
Also, imagine the deafening sound generated if the model is already this noisy 😅
I need someone to do the math on how wide this would be in real life
@@ReblwitoutacauseME TOO!!!
Great video and no expense spared. Thanks for the entertainment. That being said sufferers of vertigo may not have such a wonderful experience.
That's a lot of 💰 right there!
Kevin Voyer O-gauge is where it's at!
I'm partial to N scale myself, but I've certainly got a soft spot for O scale and similar.
What a waste of money! Said no one ever
CaptainLumpyDog O guage is for little kids. N Scale FTW. More trains and rail per space.
Almost sounds like it has an applause track.
tryithere , or rain. or chicken on the pan.
tryithere I was hearing a train on tracks... Seriously, a full size train. If slowed down, it might. I just cannot slow it down right now to verify :)
EJumppanen e
tryithere you right hahahaha
An incredible and amazing feat of engineering. Love it.
I notice the TH-cam algorithm feeds me this video every couple of months, and I watch it every time!
This is how problems comes in our life from one end and goes out thru other end... So, don't worry... juz be happy🤗🤗🤗
Oh no....My girlfriend dumped me...I'm gonna go drink some bleach
So this must be what a model train buff does after winning the lottery!?
Lol
nope, just ordinary day
Nah, not the lottery, just a second mortgage and a divorce
No, just a weirdo with NOTHING to do. He's not rich anyone can build this rig in a month or two and who places HO scale directly on marble/gravel flooring?
I don't know why TH-cam recommended me this video but I'm glad it did.
Incredible a piece of art great viewing
Have no idea what I'm watching but it's very hypnotic.
This was mezmorizing! So much work and money went into this, well played 😂
めっちゃ綺麗‼︎
It's hypnotic looking at a fixed point as they go around
That was the coolest thing I have ever seen
wait until you see a real live pair of titties - *waaaay* cooler. this probably ranks second, though.
Hahahaha
You need to get out more...
You've been blind before, haven't you?
See more things.
This is just... absolutely impressive!
Seller: How many cars do you need ?
James: Yes.
i used to have the blue tain set of cape town south africa
this bring back good memorys thanks
WOW! That is a lot of hopper cars. ♡ all the locomotives working as one. ♡ H.O. ♡ T.E.N.
I’m amazed at how there’s no derailments
Same
Can you imagine the time spent checking rail joints, wheel sets, couplers, and car weights.
Excellent training, runs rings around the rest. Cheers!
Completely insane, but very well done.
There need to be two of these circles, with the train moving back and forth between them.
Mom: You should save your money and buy the things you need.
This guy: (buys like $2000 worth of the same traincar)
Mom: (sigh)
Disfigured_Doughnut _YT dude, those things are like $50 each, that’s a shit load more than $2000
@@CrossbuckProductions i didn't know lol. I get a lot of my cars for under $10 and they are decent quality.
I get mine from a local train store usually. Cars aren't that expensive but engines are
He got deep pockets
It worth more than $2000...
It is like art!! This should be in the MOMA in New York!
Xxx video
Let's build a Train Museum.
It definitely has that strange performance art aspect, doesn't it?
With a longer train, so it takes up the entire spiral and runs on it continuously.
Wow, that is superb, well done!
Big boys alone at home usually get such ideas after the wife has already moved out. This is really great. You should construct it in such a way that all locomotives are next to each other. I am really impressed. 😀
watched this several times .....ODDLY SATISFYING ...... always wanted a big enough set of trains to do this.
The most impressive thing isn't the spiral itself, but the fact you did it with _snap track_
That must've taken weeks to prepare and hours to set up.
Wonderful Marvelous Amazing Spectacular not even a single derailment.
This is strangely soothing.
アメリカとかだとマジでこんなの走ってそうだから凄い（笑）
それな、てか日本人いた！
日本人少ないな
それな
Needs a longer train so the last wagon joins the spiral just as the front engine exits.
Andrew Doubtfire I do like that idea, but I actually enjoyed just watching it spin with nothing coming in or out of the spiral for a little bit
I couldn’t image how many attempts they took to take it perfect 😦. In the end that’s some work they put on. I give them a 10/10 👍🏻🫡
This is freaking awesomely beautiful.
My heart was racing as if were a kid again! The sound of it!
Now that’s some real precision railroading right there.
I never to this day. Double trains with DPU’s.