Rob, you are soo lucky over there in the USA as I am in Melbourne Australia and we have a hell of a time getting items like these transformers and decals etc.. and if we order them from overseas then postage kills it and makes it not worth it... I used to scratch build RC model yachts and boats and now I have got back into my model trains HO & OO gauge but not prototypical like you are doing, mine is a mix-match of bits and pieces of what I see and like. These videos like yours benefit me, for when it comes time to scratch build my wagons etc... Keep up the fantastic modelling and I will no-doubt enjoy every video you make. Cheers. Tim.
Thanks! You are just the best on youtube. I watch your videos over and over. You are a Excellent craftsman! I'm learning a lot.Keep them coming! Thanks again.
Good to see you back at work on your layout, but seriously only 10:52 minutes? Dude are you losing your touch? Bring back 'Rambling' Rob pronto! But seriously, neat work Rob. Always good to see you out by the tracks too!
Thank you for sharing. Thank you Rob. I have an N scale unpainted 40 ft car. And I would like to build that car. You mentioned you have the sticky N scale decals. Can I buy a copy? I am very interested. If so I can send my information.
You might have made a slight mistake on the 3 sizes of vinyl stickers...you said N in the upper right and HO upper left with TT below HO, I'm pretty sure TT is 1:120 and would slot in between the N and HO, so it would be counter clockwise N, TT, and HO...unless the other is S or O scale.
Ok Steve very nice job on car. I’ve been watching your channel since before the transformer factory was even on layout. My Question for you is where did you get the vinyl decals?
They are actually vinyl stickers, and are from CMR Products. My Westinghouse decals on on their product page, but I did have to ask for these to be printed as vinyl stickers. www.cmrproducts.com/Westinghouse-Logo-Decal-Sets-p261741156
That is a Brass model I had weathered and DCC/Sound installed. It is a Key Imports model. It was renumbered to the unit that actually worked at the Westinghouse plant in Sharon. The Proto 2000 Heratige Series 0-6-0 is another good option. Proto even has the PRR #7011 which worked at Sharon! (920-60303)
You are one proud father.
I have to stop watching your videos! You keep giving me too many good ideas for car loads. Great detail as usual. Cheers
Excellent train spotting spot you found
Rob, you are soo lucky over there in the USA as I am in Melbourne Australia and we have a hell of a time getting items like these transformers and decals etc.. and if we order them from overseas then postage kills it and makes it not worth it... I used to scratch build RC model yachts and boats and now I have got back into my model trains HO & OO gauge but not prototypical like you are doing, mine is a mix-match of bits and pieces of what I see and like. These videos like yours benefit me, for when it comes time to scratch build my wagons etc... Keep up the fantastic modelling and I will no-doubt enjoy every video you make. Cheers. Tim.
Love the vigor he gives the horn so pleased to see Dad , keep well Rob love the flat car
Thanks! You are just the best on youtube. I watch your videos over and over. You are a Excellent craftsman! I'm learning a lot.Keep them coming! Thanks again.
another great one of a kind flat car load. Thanks for sharing
amazing flat car load
thank you for great ideal detail video as great watching all times
Wish I did a little rail fanning when I was up there for the mini con.
Very nice project!!!
Very interesting load that adds variety & realism. Great job, Rob!
Nicely detailed project, as always! Thanks for sharing!😀👍
Excellent work Rob! Can’t wait to see the next project.
That is an excellent open top load, Stephen. Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Carissimo Bennet con le tue realizzazioni stupisci sempre la trasformazione del carro N Y C è veramente eccezionale
Brilliant as always, thanks!
Another great video
WOW!
How many people can say that they are doing their dream job
it's so cool😮
Good to see you back at work on your layout, but seriously only 10:52 minutes? Dude are you losing your touch? Bring back 'Rambling' Rob pronto! But seriously, neat work Rob.
Always good to see you out by the tracks too!
hello stephen its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
Thank you for sharing. Thank you Rob. I have an N scale unpainted 40 ft car. And I would like to build that car. You mentioned you have the sticky N scale decals. Can I buy a copy? I am very interested. If so I can send my information.
You might have made a slight mistake on the 3 sizes of vinyl stickers...you said N in the upper right and HO upper left with TT below HO, I'm pretty sure TT is 1:120 and would slot in between the N and HO, so it would be counter clockwise N, TT, and HO...unless the other is S or O scale.
Yeah, your are right- my bad. I got N, TT and HO scale stickers!
Ok Steve very nice job on car. I’ve been watching your channel since before the transformer factory was even on layout. My Question for you is where did you get the vinyl decals?
They are actually vinyl stickers, and are from CMR Products. My Westinghouse decals on on their product page, but I did have to ask for these to be printed as vinyl stickers.
www.cmrproducts.com/Westinghouse-Logo-Decal-Sets-p261741156
Nice work! What brand is the switcher from? Looking to get one just like it.
That is a Brass model I had weathered and DCC/Sound installed. It is a Key Imports model. It was renumbered to the unit that actually worked at the Westinghouse plant in Sharon. The Proto 2000 Heratige Series 0-6-0 is another good option. Proto even has the PRR #7011 which worked at Sharon! (920-60303)
@@robbennett1965 Thank you.
Your the man.. nice looking car.. just wondering how long have you been craftman modeling for 😇👍
Rob you didn’t cover the values
Well I hope alls well it's been a while since your last video