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where can you get those scale and can you get them in n scale or does it matter what model scale you have
CowenSub2011 2 days ago
I love this project I love the applachian mountains and it is cool how you made it in a 4x8
montanafay 1 week ago
thanks or the help
GOCHICOAPRODUCTIONS 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
This layout is amazing! It's just about all I would want with a small model railroad. I would consider building this someday, but not now since I'm only 14.
I'm excited to see how this layout gets built, though!
STICKGUYMB 2 months ago 2
Looks good guys, the scene at 0:11 looks killer. But I don't understand why your hills are all covered in shrubbery instead of trees.
ekapus 2 months ago
a very good video!
ollieahokas 2 months ago
I always enjoy MR video's! Keep them coming
metraF40PH163 2 months ago
The VGN is in my backyard.... no shit it runs right thru Rock WV.
MrHadley2011 2 months ago
bombasic, but from where did they have so many FM H16-44? this model is rare, the only one they i know at the moment have bachmann!
vossi1975 2 months ago
Great video!
aocruiser 2 months ago
Very nice
Rdrake1413 2 months ago
You guys make me sick!!! LOL I really love this layout and am in the process of building a 4 X 8 layout...Great timing! I look forward to this series!! Thanks MR!!!
stationmaster12 2 months ago
Suggestion: include a link in the description to the step-by-step construction videos on the MR site - Steve
coxsj 2 months ago
good tips MR I also looked at some books and I have most of my structures done
geomodelrailroader 2 months ago
great video! one question though: with that morse virginian loco, why is the cab side all the way to the back? Considering the low visibility issues with high hood locos, one would think that the cab should be facing towards the front
vidfreak727 2 months ago
@vidfreak727 thats because like most southeastern railroads they ran thier locomotives long hood forward for better crew protection at grade crossings, plus it was similar to being in a steam loco kind of a heritage thing.N&W and Southern railways all ran LHF also and the long hood end was considered the front.They did this until the new saftey cab locos came out.
K4JW 2 months ago
@K4JW
oh i see. I dont know much about railroad history so I didnt know that. Thanks!
vidfreak727 2 months ago