Taking Care of Business: SMS Rail Lines
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- To launch our all-new operation-oriented series, Charlie Conway captures a day in the life of a hardworking SMS Rail Lines crew in New Jersey. In this narrated show, you'll discover useful modeling insights and prototype railroad information you can apply to your own layout operating sessions. You won't want to miss any of the shortline railroad action on Taking Care of Business.
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Loved It. Looking for more. Hope you highlight the big trip from Railroad and RAILFANNING in November, I BOOKED ASAP! Love what SMS guys have done bring that line back to life. Also excited about the steam SMS are working on even though I am a Diesel mechanic
Awesome video. Worked down there on a pipeline job almost 10 years ago in between the HD warehouse and ADS. My head was spinning when i saw those old locos with fallen flag liveries moving around. Had no idea what that place was about at the time Lol
Keep up the short line videos. This was pretty good. I don’t know if the Chesapeake & Delaware. In black River Western is on your radar. Hopefully they are and we look forward to watching future videos.
It's cool to see some South Jersey rail footage. I live along the Beesleys point secondary.
dang ! hope them fellers know how good they got it. great vidya. slice of murika long gone.
These guys are gentle and respectful with the equipment. Those Conrail guys couple like they don't give a damn!
we aren't hauling eggs
Brilliant and informative documentary, a terrific explanation of what goes on behind the scenes that most of us have no idea about, can't wait to check out more like this👍👍👍
Nice to see the pros at work. Big shout out to my old pal, James Gouldey. Hope to see you soon!