How to Operate the Aquia Line.

Tips on how use the Aquia Line's link and pin couplers, waybills, working brakes, and battery powered locomotives.
See this link for more information usmrr.blogspot.com/p/instructi...

[@whitequasar4686]

This is so in depth for a model railroad I've never seen a railroad that uses morse code and breaks and stuff very cool the 1870s-1890s is very under modeled

[@timbodemi]

I love those operating extended links on the fronts of the locomotives! Nice video, Bernie!

[@TrainsandDioramas]

What a great model railroad! The pin coupling and the working breaks are such wonderful features! One of the best civil era model railroad I’ve seen.

[@sylphil51]

Great update - thanks for posting.

[@Prin7er]

Liked this video, Bernie.

[@anthonyoglesby9184]

as someone who works for the railroad, this is to much like work.

[@usstexasbb3555]

I have a question are you going to ever add the general and the Texas

[@BernardK]

No. I had a copy of the General but I sold it. I converted the Texas model to the Fury. The General and Texas were not USMRR locomotives.

[@usstexasbb3555]

@@BernardK oh man I wish you didn't sell the general it'll be nice like to show The Western and Atlantic Railroad Locos even thoe there not. U.S.M.R.R

[@ugtmkoala3762]

What scale is this railroad?

[@BernardK]

UGTM Koala o scale. 1:48.

[@ugtmkoala3762]

@@BernardK I gotta say it blew me away with the detail.