Wow! This is one of few videos that I got to see an engineer "stretch the legs" of a scale steam locomotive! That was fantastic! In this scale, 7 mph is roughly equivalent to 60 scale mph. From the looks of things, I bet that locomotive hit 120 scale mph easily! It would not surprise me if top end on that Erie locomotive sits between 15 and 20 mph. Not every steam engine could run that fast though without a few things coming apart (not to mention the derailment that would likely to happen), this locomotive seems to be dialed in pretty good. I am with others, this definitely rates a 10 out of 10 for sure. Hope to see more of these guys.
A Nickel Plate berk, an Erie K5, a lovely light pacific, gorgeous heavyweight passenger cars, a double track high speed main line, all right next to the 12" scale Nickel Plate Road main line. What else would you need?
I would love to get into this hobby but I can't even get my outdoor "G" scale layout or my indoor "O" scale layout built! Got the trains and the track! I got too many hobbies! Guns, Drones, RC cars, RC planes, 3D printers, Building and inventing which includes Welding and Woodworking, Astronomy and Astrophotography, Flying(real planes), Motorcycles, Model building, Carrera slot cars, Working out in my home gym and of course my trains. Whew!🙄
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I thoroughly enjoyed your videos until these cell phone things came along. There is no way to comment on them, at least none that I can see, so I am reluctantly unsubscribing from your channel. R Grosser
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Wow! This is one of few videos that I got to see an engineer "stretch the legs" of a scale steam locomotive! That was fantastic! In this scale, 7 mph is roughly equivalent to 60 scale mph. From the looks of things, I bet that locomotive hit 120 scale mph easily! It would not surprise me if top end on that Erie locomotive sits between 15 and 20 mph. Not every steam engine could run that fast though without a few things coming apart (not to mention the derailment that would likely to happen), this locomotive seems to be dialed in pretty good. I am with others, this definitely rates a 10 out of 10 for sure. Hope to see more of these guys.
he sure had 'er skinned back 😁
You got that right!
That Erie and Lackawanna set is very impressive, a pacific steam engine and 11 heavyweights. A lot of time and money in that set!!
I think that was the best live steam video yet. Nice long and fast passenger trains are great to watch.
For sure!!
I love the shot of the Firehouse subs pickle bucket at 5:30!!
ngl seeing this eire loco in almost every video is super fun and it never gets old
Brian's Erie pacific is a work of art, and a finely tuned machine! I'd love to visit this road some day these guys are out there!
Thanks for sharing 👍
A Nickel Plate berk, an Erie K5, a lovely light pacific, gorgeous heavyweight passenger cars, a double track high speed main line, all right next to the 12" scale Nickel Plate Road main line. What else would you need?
I would love to get into this hobby but I can't even get my outdoor "G" scale layout or my indoor "O" scale layout built! Got the trains and the track! I got too many hobbies! Guns, Drones, RC cars, RC planes, 3D printers, Building and inventing which includes Welding and Woodworking, Astronomy and Astrophotography, Flying(real planes), Motorcycles, Model building, Carrera slot cars, Working out in my home gym and of course my trains. Whew!🙄
Simply great, these locomotives and this railway system
Awesome video!!
awesome video chris!!
Nice video! Cheers Fabrizio
Thanks for sharing my friend! Cheers Fabrizio
Would be really cool to see a miniature Pennsy T1 on those tracks
Nice vedeo
Always amazing videos , what Camera are you using? Thank you !
When I seen the ol'staemer fire ballin done the main line this song came to mind .... maybe it did for you too :) Johnny Cash’s The Ballad of Casey Jones - RUclips
Can you do a review on the titan trains TT1500
Who is the engineer on 2936? Dab hand on the whistle and that's not easy with our scale gear.
Brian Keim of the Northeast Ohio live steamers
Man that thing movin..question how fast can one of these steam engines go..??
Ang cecch - HI! See my comment please. Have a good day!
it also depends on all the same factors that apply to the full-size ones
@@jamesm6638 well I'm just wondering thats all..so what do u think one will do.??
What scale is this all in?
1/8th scale or 1.5”
I used to be a live steamer, but too many people at Pennsylvania Live Steamers pissed me off years ago...........now I'm not into live steam anymore.
I thoroughly enjoyed your videos until these cell phone things came along. There is no way to comment on them, at least none that I can see, so I am reluctantly unsubscribing from your channel. R Grosser
Shorts are an integral part of RUclips and they will continue to be published supplementary to the normal content which is published on this channel. This short format content is also being posted through Instagram to Facebook Reels which is the Facebook equivalent to shorts. Users can comment on these videos although the exact way to do this may vary from the type of device the video is being watched on. Whereby the professional videos take weeks and months to edit and turn around, our audience can enjoy little teasers of the meets we attend through shorts/reels rapidly while the longer format videos are worked on.