GIGANTIC G-Scale Garden Railroad (Multiple levels! Indoors and Outdoors!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2022
- This is one of the most unique garden railroad layouts in the United States. Located in Phoenix, AZ, this layout was constructed by John Nicholson and Dennis Sirrine using Eaglewings Iron Craft products. Fantastic work by these guys and great imagination to create this truly one-of-a-kind G-Scale railroad.
Filmed and edited by Eaglewings Iron Craft.
Interview with John Nicholson in another video to come about the creation and inspiration for the layout.
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Good to see Dan is still busy. I can't even get thinner steel from the two towns or shops I used to get it from.
That is a really impressive layout. Eaglewings ironcraft has done it again!
Very nicely put together video and very entertaining as well. Thanks for posting this.
That section through the cabinets is awesome!
I'd love to see how you fold up your bridges and get them into the garage so that you can make use of the driveway and I'd like to see where you can change the levels, if you can to use all of your track for one train. Still a very impressive layout to watch. Thanks for posting this must see video.
Love those PGE cars
I have four bridges and trestles from Eagle Wings Ironcraft. Very sturdy! I can brace myself on them when I lose my balance and they hold me up!
A great garden railway layout and fantastic trains, with a huge fleet of cars. Phenomenal video, thanks for showing 🎥👍👍👍👍😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
I wish my wife would let me do that in the house.
That is amazing....... Do you allow people to see it in action? I'll bet every kid in the neighborhood loves you guys!
Impressive and expensive! Like to how they store it to use the driveway.
That is one AMAZING and crazy set up ... who built the bridge and how many cars do you have .... seems like everything together you have about 20,000 here
The bridge and track support are all made by Eaglewings Iron Craft! The garage is a two car garage, but with train and bridge storage it comfortably fits a mustang with the door closed!
Damn~!!! This is beautiful. I bought O gauge trains. The last time I put a train set-up together was in 1977 and it was an HO, in my living room in a Brooklyn apartment on (2) 4x8 boards. I'm in a house in Texas now and looking at what you have built has got me drooling. Problem is I'm 80 now. What do you think are my chances? Don't talk about grands - they are absolutely useless.
Super nice layout and perfect speed in most of your shots, but when they got crawling along...that makes for a very boring video.
Noted!