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  • confused 

  • This is so neat I popped a boner.

  • I want to ride in the caboose

  • i was thinking about making a burlington northern gp30 like that size some day

  • VERY NICE!!!! Did you buy the wheels and trucks or cast them yourself? Is the rail metal? Did you buy that or build it from other materials?

  • @NH4x4Jeep

    Trucks were purchased from Tom Bee. Rail is aluminum. It was extruded

    in Branchburg, New Jersey.

  • can you ride it?

  • @pwnage38

    Yes.

  • is this private or open to the public?

  • @darktrooper4

    This is a private railroad.

  • very nice,haha

  • where about s in new hampshire ?

  • First i thought it was 1:1 hahah

  • You must be rich! That's so cool!

  • @Yeben01

    Nope. Just need to learn to make do with what you have.

  • "The happiest people in the world don't have the best of everything, but make the best of everything out of what they have." =)

  • Quite possibly the coolest thing I've ever seen. Nice workmanship! If you would have taken off the bin and slowed the video just a touch, it would have looked even more real.

  • rid of bin

  • get rud of bin looks stupid

  • Where's the driver?

  • that is awesome

  • That's a nice little electric locomotive.

    A young man in the Czech Republic built himself an actual diesel-electric locomotive with a Slavia 2-stroke diesel powered generator and an industrial gearmotor of the type used on old overhead doors. Has all the proper switchgear and everything.

  • very neat

  • I'd ride on that!

  • did you build this or buy it?

  • @masterbate23

    I built the locomotive and the track.

    A friend built the cars.

  • I have an article from the 50's on how you could build something like this with either entirely home-made or pre-built components. They started with something like a wagon or car w/wooden wheels on wooden rails, then moved up to metal on the top of the "rail" to increase durability. The next step up was to buy/build rail (ash shown here). They used commercial wheels/trucks.

  • What gauge is this?

  • @novakane87

    Seven and a quarter inches. (7.25");

  • @islandpondrr this is awesome. it's a great idea for a wooded back yard!

  • Island Pond, Vermont???

  • @PRR5406

    This railroad is in New Hampshire.

  • Okay, the Rubbermaid tub just ruins the illusion.

  • @userunavailable3095

    DOH. I thought it was a transformer.

  • what is making it move?

  • @Sisters1208

    An electric motor and two 12 volt deep cycle batteries.

  • It reminds me of when my parents took me and my brothers to Carson City upstate New York

  • @ToniMattTony

    Climate and vegetation here is similar to the Catskills of NY.

    But I've never been to Carson City.

  • would it be wrong if i said that i want one of these

  • @Narutofanfiction

    Not if you truly DO want one.

  • Nope. not RC. You set the throttle and jump off.

  • OK, where is he(or she) hiding. Is it RC?

  • Oh man that is awesome ! I want one !

  • One of the top things I'd like to have for christmas, along with a acetylene torch with a good amount of filled oxygen and acetylene cylinders, a top line MIG welder with plenty cylinders of shielding gas. Also last but not least, a few AK-47 assault rifles with spare parts and plenty of amminution.

    It's alright that a guy can still dream anyway.

  • sweet nice cool railroad any way hoo was driving locomotive

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