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Merry Christmas to one and all.......... That place is so much bigger than Wilson Park, nice you had the whole place to yourself....

Very nice Nate, Thanks for the tour.

Awesome 👌 👏 👍 thanks for sharing 👌 👍

Lets hope your engine stays running this time. Ho Ho Ho.

I'll be out there tomorrow night ans Sunday, with my camera too, making vids for RUclips. :D

Your engine sounds a lot better since you made the repairs

Blessings, Nate!

Thanks for the ride Nate

Cool Video & Train Ride!

I love those RMI locomotives. Always wanted to make one as a woodburner with a functional R&H style stack.

17:22 those "mini-modal" containers are awesome!

Nice, they got a good place there, well worth visiting and take the ride.

saint louis has the worst train station ever

I wonder how much hp each engine produces.

I've to get back Thier

Thank you Nate. I liked the mining town area particularly. I think I had my birthday party at the area on the west end sometime in the 70s.

But in your last video you mentioned you were going to look at scale vs gauge

I give this video a 100%

Thanks for the ride Nate

Why didn't you video the left side of the Shay #48 Crystal Springs RR?

RGS 20????

Very nice steam model. I've had my D21 since 1990. Made a few modifications. Still runs very well.

Great video

*Good to see they're still there after all of these years! In my mid-60s and saw them back in the day...*

Was better years ago. Some classic old timers and rolling stock/engines, all gone. It's 1.5 inch. Still have my engineeer ID and a lot of time working on the layout especially after a bad storm. You missed the Disney barn

loved it

Wow!! Those deer looked so real!!

I like the Crystal Springs engine 48 the best because of the way it spits.

I wish there were footage of ATSF Double Stack Trains traversing this line back in the days before the Alameda Corridor

🚂🚂🚂🚂🔥💪🏻

any blueprints for the k-28

I have one of the original 1940s Santa Fe railroad spikes it is from Arizona it is casted from real hard heat treated steel it’s very beautiful and good shape still

I have one of the original 1940s Santa Fe railroad spikes it’s 7 inches long

Hey Nate, just a couple questions. Do the steam locomotives have to have any kind of inspections? They are steam pressure vessels, so I was just curious. Also, I see a lot of the trains with a rider way at the back. Is that for a reason? Does it make them tow better? Thaks for sharing. Chris

Thanks, Nate!

Railroad Paradise

So where is this park that the tracks run through? I assume it’s a public park in Riverside?

Nice track plan

13:43 The Yellow markings on the ground was some planning by Doug Prescott and Dave Bunts for a crossover track out from right out of the lower storage tracks to the summit grade

You forgot to show the stop at Sedalia. It has a nice station and was the home of America's Mozart, Scott Joplin.

I've been looking at a D 406. But something that is putting me off is the thin and flimsy looking gears.

fun

Just curious what happens when you forget to set hand breaks on auto racks, don't know much about forgetting to set breaks.

I want to see this in person, but I just purchased the model of this unit today with that same number in HO scale

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i wish i could run trains like this.

I was so excited as a kid when I saw this out, that was my favorite loco and I even got a 1960s HO model of it.

❤

Nice engine, I had a steamer years ago and sold it for $ 5. On the subject of water I now only drink bottle water. We had a supply leak in the front yard, which led to the discovery the street pipes contained asbestos.

Beautiful!!❤🎉 😊