As you go along you will see things that you want to do you try. Have at brother try and try again. I have had my basement layout for 12 years and I constantly change it around keeping me in to it I APPRECIATE YOU AND YOUR SCALE I ALSO HAVE HO AS MY SCALE NORFOLK SOUTHERN RULES MY RAILS AWESOME BEAUTIFUL INDEED THANKS AGAIN FOR SHARING THIS WITH YOUR SUBSCRIBERS VERY INTERESTING AND COOL INDEED JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA
GOOD VIDEO AND SHARING THIS WITH YOUR SUBSCRIBERS VERY INTERESTING AND IMPRESSIVE BUT AS YOU WILL SEE THIS IS NEVER FINISHED. ENJOY IT VERY COOL. JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA THANKS AGAIN.
A really interesting layout, but your narration is what made the video exceptional! Stepping back in time, no matter how recent or far is what a great period train layout does. I can't imagine baseball, castles or railroads without history. Thanks for showing us what it means. Well done! T4
Tiny Town Trains TV thank you very much! Iʻm glad you liked this video, for me I really dig this style of content so Iʻm happy its getting such good feedback. I loved digging into the history of this and there was a few cool videos I saved for next time about this like the layouts first run or the OG littleville before I built the layout haha. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!!
Very nice layout and presentation! My 2-rail HO is just slightly smaller than yours and not as far along. You really need to re-open the restaurant though! There is plenty of foot traffic in your world to keep it busy and the farmers need a place to meet and discuss crop futures when they come to town for supplies. And it would look really neat with a few tractors parked out front at lunchtime during planting season. :) Cheers!
HO will always be my 2nd favorite scale since you can do so much in a small space and a huge variety of locomotives and rolling stock. The Layout looks great, I like those Baldwin rf-16 sharks you got.
My grandfather was an engineer on the d&h out of albany and my great grandfather was an engineer on the NYC steamers. My father started in conrail in late 70s then Amtrak. Me no railroad work but lots of modeling. Nice kid.
Absolutely nothing wrong at all with modeling the 70's. Probably one of the best era's to model with so many roads still in existence, very unique locomotives in use, and that you can get trains, cars and buildings for that era. I like tiny layouts as well. I like the "coffee table" type ones and am always impressed with how much can be crammed into such a small space. Even the 2x2 layouts are amazing.
Thanks for the interesting by story; you certainly have the gift of the gab (I bet you haven’t heard that expression before!). Your local store needs some displays to attract more customers.
Years ago I, cleaned up train wrecks and I've done several back then, They were common enough to make a living, but Con-rail was buying everyone out, so my time was limited. So i got a license to drive big trucks and retired from that. But yes I remember the D&H! I think that, thats cool that such a young person enjoyed building them! I'm pretty sure that the D&H was my last wreck that I went on, in Oneonta, N.Y. Thursday, July 12, 1984. I works for Winter's Railroad Service out of Langford, N.Y.
A very nice layout. I know you claim your layout is small, but I think that makes it more manageable; it also enables you to focus more on the fine details. The chief of operations at my model railroad club has told me one should not bite off more than they can chew when it comes to model railroading and build a huge layout that is overwhelming for one person to run and maintain. By the by, the layout at said model railroad club is a 30' x 60' HO scale layout, but that's only been done through 30 years of members working on it at least three days a week.
I get the idea of being nostalgic for a time I never lived in. I was born in the 70s, but am nostalgic for the 50s & 60s. Additionally, my favorite railroad is also of "home team" flavor, that being the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad. Great video and great layout!
Lots of great used books available about the railroad a person is interested in (helpful to find authors that also have a love for that railroad because they will understand that everything around the railroad is also important, cars, trucks, buildings and people.) I kept trying to find a railroad that was a mainline yet not huge and I found the Second Section Podcast and the SOO LINE is interesting for me. Difficult to sometimes find people who admit that they are struggling building a model railroad so that we always have information and experiences to share. I like how this model railroad has a road going through it, meaning it is a part of a bigger world!
Old Ohio Angler thank you haha! It’s a lot of fun to look back and reflect on how far this little things come and the story I’m writing for it (the towns fictional history if it were real) is gonna be awesome! Thanks for watching!
Dog gone you have talent! That is awesome! This video is amazing all the way around. And I love littleville. It’s encouraging to me. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you like the video Stephen! I know a few guys who model the Reading Railroad but I donʻt know of any whoʻve ever done the Stony Creek so thats super cool! For me it sometimes feels like I get sucked into my own world when running trains haha, Thanks for the comment!
RocknTommy you might be surprised but everything I own has been weathered previously! All the buildings I weathered myself but Iʻve never attempted to weather a freight car or locomotive. Glad you like the video, thanks for the comment!
Corey, this by far has your been your best video. You provided so much information and that layout is fantastic. The autumn scene is always the best. Great Job!!!!!!!
Thank you George R Iʻm glad you like it that much haha 😀! I hope to do a follow up video sometime soon about the few things Iʻve added since this video already! Thank you for the kind words!
Just passing by and was intrigued by your video. Great job, and a lot of detail in a small area. I'm an NYC fan, and am working on a 4x16' , which is small for double track passenger equipment.
This a small layout...and it is so well done! I love New England and I got the feel of it as I watched the video. What makes this so good is your narration, your story, and your videography. IU have just subscribed to your channel. I really like your weathering of the girder bridge.
I enjoyed your well done Littleville layout featuring the D&H.I retired from the D&H in 2010 as a signal maintainer in The Saratoga area with 39 years working for them! I built a 6x9 foot layout featuring D&H and CP Rail in ho scale complete with working signals and power switches.Like you I get lot’s of enjoyment running trains and construction!
Great job on the layout, Corey! Enjoyed the history of the railroad and the backstory to "Littleville." Your storytelling and narration really make the video for me. Very nice indeed! Bill B.
Thank you Bill 😁! I had a lot of fun filming this video so its great to see that so many people enjoyed it! I really like the style of this too so itʻll definetely be more common in the future! Thanks for the comment!
Looks awesome. I am actually working on the same size layout with my kids. Space is an issue so it's great to see some layouts of the same size. Thanks for this.
You've invested an extraordinary amount of time in constructing a top drawer layout. I admire your creativity and your presentation is wonderful. Very professional.
Great attention to details. The storyline of your town and structures is cool and great imagination to make in a realistic scene. I would like to make some sort of travel brochure for my layouts town highlights once it is finished.
Great work you’re comfortable Ness in front of the camera is amazing I can see you growing as a TH-cam or very easily. Wonderful presentation great backstory to your town that you’ve created it’s marvelous the whole thing was relaxing
Roland Forest thank you very much!! Iʻm pretty used to the camera now but when I started it felt sooo weird haha. Iʻm glad yoy enjoyed the video, thanks for the comment 😄!
What a nice little layout. Very cool really. I am collecting ideas for my future layout and I must say your D&H layout is quite inspiring.. Congrats and greetings from Brazil.
Very nicely done layout, I like your history behind the town and railroad. Even with all the financial hardships the D and H had, it was always a class act. It is still a very much loved railroad in Northeast PA. I live next to the old Wilkes-Barre Connecting Railroad which the D and H and Pennsylvania Railroad both used to interchange freight and bypass center city Wilkes-Barre. Today Norfolk Southern uses it as a part of the Mainline between Harrisburg and Binghamton.
Congratulations Corey great video Very impressive for a 4x6 layout and I apprecoate and share your passion for all things D&H Just remember a great layout is never finished or completed Take care Lool foward to seeing more in the future
Rod thank you my friend! I wish I could have you and some other D&H friends over one day that would be a blast! Also hey you say it best “a great layout is never finished!” You should frame that 😉! Thanks for the comment!
great little layout, really enjoyed watching it, although its a year ago since you posted it, it is a greatly detailed layout and you have done well. Also, the size of it is what is classed as a standard sized layout over in the Uk. not little 🤣 hope you are still enjoying it. fantastic 👍
Very impressive. I love the story behind it too. Great job on the layout. Thank you for sharing this with us. 😊
As you go along you will see things that you want to do you try. Have at brother try and try again. I have had my basement layout for 12 years and I constantly change it around keeping me in to it I APPRECIATE YOU AND YOUR SCALE I ALSO HAVE HO AS MY SCALE NORFOLK SOUTHERN RULES MY RAILS AWESOME BEAUTIFUL INDEED THANKS AGAIN FOR SHARING THIS WITH YOUR SUBSCRIBERS VERY INTERESTING AND COOL INDEED JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA
GOOD VIDEO AND SHARING THIS WITH YOUR SUBSCRIBERS VERY INTERESTING AND IMPRESSIVE BUT AS YOU WILL SEE THIS IS NEVER FINISHED. ENJOY IT VERY COOL. JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA THANKS AGAIN.
Hey Corey, my name’s Cory too and I started with a Bachman Overland Limited, expensive little hobby as I’m learning but very fun 😎👋🏻👍🏻
You got a lot of detail in that layout. The fact that you have an actual history of your town is equally impressive. Well done.
A really interesting layout, but your narration is what made the video exceptional! Stepping back in time, no matter how recent or far is what a great period train layout does. I can't imagine baseball, castles or railroads without history. Thanks for showing us what it means. Well done! T4
Tiny Town Trains TV thank you very much! Iʻm glad you liked this video, for me I really dig this style of content so Iʻm happy its getting such good feedback. I loved digging into the history of this and there was a few cool videos I saved for next time about this like the layouts first run or the OG littleville before I built the layout haha. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!!
@@RsTrainsonYT The content is great and you're having fun doing it...that's important. Have an incredible evening! T4
Wow. Ok, so I have a small space and was wondering what was possible…. The answer is apparently EVERYTHING!
I liked this video! Enthusiastic and passionate, author reminds me of myself 40 years ago.
Very nice layout and presentation! My 2-rail HO is just slightly smaller than yours and not as far along. You really need to re-open the restaurant though! There is plenty of foot traffic in your world to keep it busy and the farmers need a place to meet and discuss crop futures when they come to town for supplies. And it would look really neat with a few tractors parked out front at lunchtime during planting season. :) Cheers!
I like the "aging" treatments you've done. Much better than the fresh plastic look too often used.
HO will always be my 2nd favorite scale since you can do so much in a small space and a huge variety of locomotives and rolling stock. The Layout looks great, I like those Baldwin rf-16 sharks you got.
My grandfather was an engineer on the d&h out of albany and my great grandfather was an engineer on the NYC steamers. My father started in conrail in late 70s then Amtrak. Me no railroad work but lots of modeling. Nice kid.
Absolutely nothing wrong at all with modeling the 70's. Probably one of the best era's to model with so many roads still in existence, very unique locomotives in use, and that you can get trains, cars and buildings for that era. I like tiny layouts as well. I like the "coffee table" type ones and am always impressed with how much can be crammed into such a small space. Even the 2x2 layouts are amazing.
Thanks for the interesting by story; you certainly have the gift of the gab (I bet you haven’t heard that expression before!). Your local store needs some displays to attract more customers.
Very nice. I really enjoy seeing small well done layouts. Goes to show, you don’t need a basement empire to enjoy the hobby!
Great work. The D&H is a very underrated railroad. I love the red Bachmann D&H coal hopper car.
Years ago I, cleaned up train wrecks and I've done several back then, They were common enough to make a living, but Con-rail was buying everyone out, so my time was limited. So i got a license to drive big trucks and retired from that. But yes I remember the D&H! I think that, thats cool that such a young person enjoyed building them! I'm pretty sure that the D&H was my last wreck that I went on, in Oneonta, N.Y. Thursday, July 12, 1984. I works for Winter's Railroad Service out of Langford, N.Y.
A very nice layout. I know you claim your layout is small, but I think that makes it more manageable; it also enables you to focus more on the fine details. The chief of operations at my model railroad club has told me one should not bite off more than they can chew when it comes to model railroading and build a huge layout that is overwhelming for one person to run and maintain. By the by, the layout at said model railroad club is a 30' x 60' HO scale layout, but that's only been done through 30 years of members working on it at least three days a week.
Awesome Corey!!! 😎 👍
Brian Benson thank you!! I just wish I could run longer trains but hey that defeats its purpose 😜!
I get the idea of being nostalgic for a time I never lived in. I was born in the 70s, but am nostalgic for the 50s & 60s.
Additionally, my favorite railroad is also of "home team" flavor, that being the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad.
Great video and great layout!
Lots of great used books available about the railroad a person is interested in (helpful to find authors that also have a love for that railroad because they will understand that everything around the railroad is also important, cars, trucks, buildings and people.) I kept trying to find a railroad that was a mainline yet not huge and I found the Second Section Podcast and the SOO LINE is interesting for me. Difficult to sometimes find people who admit that they are struggling building a model railroad so that we always have information and experiences to share. I like how this model railroad has a road going through it, meaning it is a part of a bigger world!
Super. 💙 T.E.N.
Super job! Thanks for sharing it.
Super cool that 4103 is now a part of the SC&H family!!!
Great layout. You, sir, did a wonderful job on the scenery and detailing. Be very proud of your workmanship.
Dr John Sherwood
Peyton, Colorado
We agree, the layout is very nice, the story was even better.
Old Ohio Angler thank you haha! It’s a lot of fun to look back and reflect on how far this little things come and the story I’m writing for it (the towns fictional history if it were real) is gonna be awesome! Thanks for watching!
6️⃣0️⃣3️⃣🚂😎. 🚂🚂looks awsum great job🚂🚂❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Dog gone you have talent! That is awesome! This video is amazing all the way around. And I love littleville. It’s encouraging to me. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful layout and love your narration!!!
PRETTY GOOD, PRETTY NEAT!
AWESOME GOOD LOOKING LAYOUT.
Excellent narrative and fantastic layout! Im a Saratogian too and love the D&H! Nice job 👍Can't wait to see your next layout
Well done.
Thank you very much Lance! Was a lot of fun making this video so I’m glad ya liked it!
Love the channel!
Congratulations looks really 👍
Thank you FL railroaddog glad ya like it!
Corey, You Have built more in the past year than i have in the past 20, its a great HO layout.
Great Video! Also building a 4x6 layout and stuck until I saw your ideas.
Great job!!!!!
Very nice
A beautiful layout with great narration.
Richard Greenberg thank you for the comment my friend! Glad you enjoyed the video (despite it being HO haha)!
Love the personality, love the layout.
Great storytelling! It complements the layout very nicely and the set-up looks well done.
Hey great video! Did you hear about the two sharks left were just pulled out of storage to be restored!!
Spectacular layout Corey!! I’d love to see some switching on it someday. Great job, you gotta be proud!! -RTT
GOOD JOB
Timmothy Keinard thanks!
Very neat little layout Cory
Fantastic little railroad! Fun video!
Great Layout!!!
Steve thank you my friend!! Makes me wonder how much N scale or G scale track I could pack onto a 4x6 😉!! Iʻm sure Iʻll find out one day haha.
Awesome little Layout :)
Really nice layout!
👍 Thanks Corey... I model the old Stoney creek branch of the Reading Railroad and life creeps in between modeling and running trains. 👍
Glad you like the video Stephen! I know a few guys who model the Reading Railroad but I donʻt know of any whoʻve ever done the Stony Creek so thats super cool! For me it sometimes feels like I get sucked into my own world when running trains haha, Thanks for the comment!
Great job and story line on your layout…decades of modeling are in your future…
Very well done video. Engaging and informative.
Well constructed layout and good presentation. Keep up the good work
Awesome Layout Corey!
Thank you Isaiah 😀!!
@@RsTrainsonYT You’re welcome! 🙂
Nice job on weathering your freight cars! Great presentation too.
RocknTommy you might be surprised but everything I own has been weathered previously! All the buildings I weathered myself but Iʻve never attempted to weather a freight car or locomotive. Glad you like the video, thanks for the comment!
Great Video!
Apple Napkins Railroad glad ya liked it! Thanks for the comment 🚂!
Wow, feels like a real place....well done...great layout
Love the weathering job on 7303. looks so darn real. Great job on the video and thanks for sharing.
Del Hudson IKR it looks sooo good! I wish the guy who weathered it was still in business he did some really good weathering. Thanks for the comment!
Yer crazy. So I give you 10 thumbs up……. *BEAUTIFUL* *MINI* *LAYOUT*
i really like what you did, great scenery details and i like how you weathered the trains, great work !.
Corey, this by far has your been your best video. You provided so much information and that layout is fantastic. The autumn scene is always the best. Great Job!!!!!!!
Thank you George R Iʻm glad you like it that much haha 😀! I hope to do a follow up video sometime soon about the few things Iʻve added since this video already! Thank you for the kind words!
You couldn't have chosen a better road name The D&H yeah baby ! Love the engine with the ditch lights ,and of course the Sharknoses
Just passing by and was intrigued by your video. Great job, and a lot of detail in a small area. I'm an NYC fan, and am working on a 4x16' , which is small for double track passenger equipment.
Very nice layout. Well detailed and nice rollingstock.
Hello it looks very nice layout
I enjoyed every bit of it. Amazing for such a small space. Less is more.
Beautiful layout. Well done!
TommyGTR35 thank you 😀!
This a small layout...and it is so well done! I love New England and I got the feel of it as I watched the video. What makes this so good is your narration, your story, and your videography. IU have just subscribed to your channel. I really like your weathering of the girder bridge.
... cool ... 😎
Thanks! It’ll be cooler when the finishing touches are done lol
I enjoyed your well done Littleville layout featuring the D&H.I retired from the D&H in 2010 as a signal maintainer in The Saratoga area with 39 years working for them! I built a 6x9 foot layout featuring D&H and CP Rail in ho scale complete with working signals and power switches.Like you I get lot’s of enjoyment running trains and construction!
Great little layout. Scale speed running & super back-story to the layout. Thanks a lot for sharing!
Great work! It is refreshing to see such enthusiasm!
Well there's plenty of that here on this channel haha! Thanks for the comment!
I really appreciate running at realistic speeds. Looks great.
Really nice on littleville! Well done on it man!!
Thank you trainman1993!
Fantastic model Corey. You must be very proud.
Wow
Very awesome, love the finished Layout!
Great job on the layout, Corey! Enjoyed the history of the railroad and the backstory to "Littleville." Your storytelling and narration really make the video for me. Very nice indeed! Bill B.
Thank you Bill 😁! I had a lot of fun filming this video so its great to see that so many people enjoyed it! I really like the style of this too so itʻll definetely be more common in the future! Thanks for the comment!
Looks awesome. I am actually working on the same size layout with my kids. Space is an issue so it's great to see some layouts of the same size. Thanks for this.
Really a great layout.
Looks awesome, congrats! 🚂
Outstanding! I have my own 4x6 Pennsy layout on my TH-cam channel modeled after a post-war rural industrial town.
You've invested an extraordinary amount of time in constructing a top drawer layout. I admire your creativity and your presentation is wonderful. Very professional.
That's neat
Great attention to details. The storyline of your town and structures is cool and great imagination to make in a realistic scene. I would like to make some sort of travel brochure for my layouts town highlights once it is finished.
Looks amazing 🤩
Love this! Just found your channel this morning and subscribed. I really enjoy your commentary. You're a natural at this. The layout is really cool.
Love the energy man! The layout looks absolutely mega too.
Great work you’re comfortable Ness in front of the camera is amazing I can see you growing as a TH-cam or very easily. Wonderful presentation great backstory to your town that you’ve created it’s marvelous the whole thing was relaxing
Roland Forest thank you very much!! Iʻm pretty used to the camera now but when I started it felt sooo weird haha. Iʻm glad yoy enjoyed the video, thanks for the comment 😄!
So cool to see this at the Albany show. can I get that D&H Gp38-2? I need that exact one for my soon to be layout
Great video and that layout still looks pretty damn great from the Albany train show
What a nice little layout. Very cool really. I am collecting ideas for my future layout and I must say your D&H layout is quite inspiring.. Congrats and greetings from Brazil.
Very nice layout!
Get layout. Love the detail and the stories.
Very nicely done layout, I like your history behind the town and railroad. Even with all the financial hardships the D and H had, it was always a class act. It is still a very much loved railroad in Northeast PA. I live next to the old Wilkes-Barre Connecting Railroad which the D and H and Pennsylvania Railroad both used to interchange freight and bypass center city Wilkes-Barre. Today Norfolk Southern uses it as a part of the Mainline between Harrisburg and Binghamton.
Cool layout I built a 2 x 4 n scale layout in a coffee table covered by glass still have it
Wow thats awesomw Coverdale! Makes me wonder about the worlds smallest N scale layout
Love this layout! I am quite fond of smaller setups. Love the 'Sharks'!
Congratulations Corey great video Very impressive for a 4x6 layout and I apprecoate and share your passion for all things D&H Just remember a great layout is never finished or completed Take care Lool foward to seeing more in the future
Rod thank you my friend! I wish I could have you and some other D&H friends over one day that would be a blast! Also hey you say it best “a great layout is never finished!” You should frame that 😉! Thanks for the comment!
great little layout, really enjoyed watching it, although its a year ago since you posted it, it is a greatly detailed layout and you have done well. Also, the size of it is what is classed as a standard sized layout over in the Uk. not little 🤣 hope you are still enjoying it. fantastic 👍
You have done well. I model the WWII era PRR and that was before I was born so that is pretty common for model rail folks.