Running trains is my favorite thing to do. My last HO layout had 4 continuous running lines. My G scale indoor layout had 6 lines and a trolley point to point. But alas, it was dismantled, and we moved.
I've been doing themes with my Christmas trains. I've picked up that from another RUclipsr called Sam's Trains. He lives in Great Britain, and he's a train enthusiast and does model railroading and reviews models of British OO gauge (which runs on HO gauge track), American HO gauge, O gauge, TT gauge and now even N gauge. In a few of his videos and review videos, he does different themes with his trains (some depending on what kind of locomotive he was running in the review). You should check out some of his videos.
@@DavidKiviat hi. Yup. Except in this case space is (as always) limited. So the 50” curve to get out of the yard takes about 30% of the space. And the turntable needs to be in the center or you can’t get to the back of the benchwork. So this was the only way I could figure out how to get everything to fit.
What you said is why I've never seriously considered building a model railroad, I enjoy the model building, can't see myself playing with trains much.
Running trains is my favorite thing to do. My last HO layout had 4 continuous running lines.
My G scale indoor layout had 6 lines and a trolley point to point. But alas, it was dismantled, and we moved.
Sad!! Rebuild!!! Just a loop or something!! 😊
It's obvious that you guys don't have visitors come by to enjoy what you have done & watch it operate!
@@vinnyheaphy1372 yup. Never have. We show it on the channel. But we just never have had an open house.. but perhaps 🤔
Great vidio, like how you layed this out. thanks fur lunch....
@@caseyvillemodelrailroad3877 hi!! Thanks as always for watching!!!😋🚂😋🚂🚀🚀🚀
Well it's winter time so you can probably get a little bit done inside right 👍👍
@@charlesmcclure5994 so far I’m still working outside! Little snow. But shutting that down. Back inside!! Finishing the big canyon!
Always a great informative video.
Glad you enjoyed it!! Hi again AS ALWAYS!!! 😊😊
During the winter you can use the yard as an Inglenook and have fun rust running up to the gap or the hole in the wall.
@@AndrewJohnson-ur3lw well sure.. but my wife lam is to close the gap this winter ❄️
Love that rail truck towards the end of the video. Who is it made by?
@@theghostly7 Berlyn. The Silverton Northern Casey Jones. Check out last weeks Tuesday show.
@@ToyManTelevision thanks!
I've been doing themes with my Christmas trains. I've picked up that from another RUclipsr called Sam's Trains. He lives in Great Britain, and he's a train enthusiast and does model railroading and reviews models of British OO gauge (which runs on HO gauge track), American HO gauge, O gauge, TT gauge and now even N gauge. In a few of his videos and review videos, he does different themes with his trains (some depending on what kind of locomotive he was running in the review). You should check out some of his videos.
@@robertlucido3686 we need to take a look!! Thanks 🚂🚂🚂
Would it be better to flip the orientation of the turntable lead/roundhouse, that way the locomotive can just back onto the turntable?
@@DavidKiviat hi. Yup. Except in this case space is (as always) limited. So the 50” curve to get out of the yard takes about 30% of the space. And the turntable needs to be in the center or you can’t get to the back of the benchwork. So this was the only way I could figure out how to get everything to fit.
Oops. Can get to the back..
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@@historybuff7491 morning!!