Glad to see another standard gauge C&S modeler on youtube! I'm a little earlier and to the south, C&S Falcon branch 1920's. I had a little chuckle seeing South Denver as a location as that's the northern staging terminus of my planned model railroad. thanks for some great inspiration in this video.
Really enjoyed this, I grew close to Loveland and wandered the tracks from Berthoud to north of Loveland. I was nice to see the parts of the line south of Longmont. Wonderful!! Now lets get some videos with the 600's and sugar beet campaign?
Steve, see old Niwot at about 11:30. On the right you'll see the old beet dump for horse-drawn wagons. So the possibility exists... Thank you for viewing and commenting.
I only discovered your channel recently, but what a find ! I truly enjoy all of your videos, but most of all I like how you present yourself and the topics you cover. Your explanations of how to do things carefully done and easily understood. Especially for someone like myself who needs this information to progress. I hope you have done a DC to DCC wiring change over for locos. Especially for diesel models that are older. Older than the recent advancements. If that makes any difference.
A very nice video and layout. I have plans to expand my own HO scale layout (on which I'll be modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad), though I don't believe mine will be quite as large as yours.
Thank you. My original layout was half of what it is now. I expanded into the adjacent room in 2008. See the layout website link in the channel banner for details.
I’ve looked for the link and have not found it. I’m on an iPad so it may not be visible like email addresses. Can you post it in the description or in your reply. Thank you, I would love to see the layout and plan.
Congrats on an amazing layout. Love the overall quality of the scenery. I see a speaker under the layout at 13:50. Do you have ambient sound for the entire layout or just your thunderstorm feature?
Thank you for your kind words. There is a lot of audio on the layout, starting with sound in all of the locomotives. There are sounds when engine services are activated in Rice Yard, arrival and departure announcements in Union Station -- the speaker seen right at the "time warp" late in the video, water features, and the thunderstorm. But I wouldn't call this "ambient sound". The prevailing sounds on the layout come from moving and idle engines.
Nope, that's just a stand of tall trees hiding the right end of the beet dump. They appear thin when viewed edge-on as they have no real depth. People viewing the layout can't see this view as they can't get their eyes where the cab ride camera can -- the camera reveals some interesting things!
I’m subscribed, number 257, and I’m looking forward to your future videos. This one was great. Please send me the website, I would love to see the track plan and size of the layout.
@@CSRYfan Thank you so much for sending the link. I checked it out and it is so helpful to tie the videos into the plan and the room. It looks like a spectacular plan and a great group of guys.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the show! The guard rails at 0:18 are to re-rail any derailments before the two curved turnouts. The helix has a very tight 21 inch radius, and some 3-axle trucks are a bit stiff and are not fully on the rails when they get to the top.
Thanks Roger. The Mainline is 210 feet visible, and 40 feet through staging and helix. See the layout website at csrailway.com for lots of photos, track plan, operating documents, and more.
Love the thunderstorm; the dark clouds and the lightening, and the overall scenery!
The captions are really helpful.
Thank you!
The thunderstorm area is naturally dark as it has a low ceiling with no way to install lighting above. So lemonade from lemons...
@@CSRYfan You did a wonderful job!
I really appreciate the level of detail on the tracks and ground. This cab ride felt immersive and alive to me.
Thanks. You can really get inside the modeling with today's small cameras.
Outstanding. Hello again from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.
Thanks!
That's a great layout! I love your use of narrow bench work. Just like I want my dream layout to look like.
Thank you!
Glad to see another standard gauge C&S modeler on youtube! I'm a little earlier and to the south, C&S Falcon branch 1920's. I had a little chuckle seeing South Denver as a location as that's the northern staging terminus of my planned model railroad. thanks for some great inspiration in this video.
Thank you James. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Very well done but not over done!!! Loved it, bravo!!!
Thanks Don. Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely amazing!
Thank you -- glad you enjoyed it!
Really enjoyed this, I grew close to Loveland and wandered the tracks from Berthoud to north of Loveland. I was nice to see the parts of the line south of Longmont. Wonderful!! Now lets get some videos with the 600's and sugar beet campaign?
Steve, see old Niwot at about 11:30. On the right you'll see the old beet dump for horse-drawn wagons. So the possibility exists...
Thank you for viewing and commenting.
Great job!
Thank you!
I only discovered your channel recently, but what a find ! I truly enjoy all of your videos, but most of all I like how you present yourself and the topics you cover. Your explanations of how to do things carefully done and easily understood. Especially for someone like myself who needs this information to progress. I hope you have done a DC to DCC wiring change over for locos. Especially for diesel models that are older. Older than the recent advancements. If that makes any difference.
I'm glad you enjoy the videos. All engines are DCC equipped as the layout is fully DCC, from its very beginning.
Wow! Really nice…..
Thank you!
Phantastic tour, thanks for posting!
A very nice video and layout. I have plans to expand my own HO scale layout (on which I'll be modeling the Pennsylvania Railroad), though I don't believe mine will be quite as large as yours.
Thank you. My original layout was half of what it is now. I expanded into the adjacent room in 2008. See the layout website link in the channel banner for details.
I’ve looked for the link and have not found it. I’m on an iPad so it may not be visible like email addresses. Can you post it in the description or in your reply. Thank you, I would love to see the layout and plan.
Congrats on an amazing layout. Love the overall quality of the scenery. I see a speaker under the layout at 13:50. Do you have ambient sound for the entire layout or just your thunderstorm feature?
Thank you for your kind words.
There is a lot of audio on the layout, starting with sound in all of the locomotives. There are sounds when engine services are activated in Rice Yard, arrival and departure announcements in Union Station -- the speaker seen right at the "time warp" late in the video, water features, and the thunderstorm.
But I wouldn't call this "ambient sound". The prevailing sounds on the layout come from moving and idle engines.
Is that kudzu to the right at 11:30 min. ? Wow !
Nope, that's just a stand of tall trees hiding the right end of the beet dump. They appear thin when viewed edge-on as they have no real depth. People viewing the layout can't see this view as they can't get their eyes where the cab ride camera can -- the camera reveals some interesting things!
I’m subscribed, number 257, and I’m looking forward to your future videos. This one was great. Please send me the website, I would love to see the track plan and size of the layout.
The companion layout website is: csrailway.com
@@CSRYfan Thank you so much for sending the link. I checked it out and it is so helpful to tie the videos into the plan and the room. It looks like a spectacular plan and a great group of guys.
0:18 what is the deal with the guard/check rails? It's an interesting sight.
Shoot! That's a nasty looking storm.
Damn good job, mate! *****
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the show!
The guard rails at 0:18 are to re-rail any derailments before the two curved turnouts. The helix has a very tight 21 inch radius, and some 3-axle trucks are a bit stiff and are not fully on the rails when they get to the top.
@@CSRYfan a realistic fix. Cool. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Fantastic layout! What is the length of the mainline run? Great music on all your videos.
Thanks Roger. The Mainline is 210 feet visible, and 40 feet through staging and helix.
See the layout website at csrailway.com for lots of photos, track plan, operating documents, and more.
Thanks! Awesome!@@CSRYfan
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Thanks Dennis.