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Did you use a design train to decide where the signals are going in the place you referred to in the video? From where it is at it looks like it is the halfway point down the mountain between the top and where it goes back into the yard. Looks like you could fit a good size train on both sides ...

Great job. I run the real ones and that sound system is spot on. I also have one of these models on my layout and I'm going to take your advice. Thanks for the air compressor CV update too!

You have one outstanding layout with some of the best scenery I've seen. I know you model the late steam to early diesel period but it would be so cool to see a Southern Pacific Salad Bowl Express with SD45s lugging hard up those grades! Keep up the great work and keep those videos coming! Tha...

That is too cool! Did you create the software on your computer or is it an off the shelf program?

Do you ever have an open house? If so, where is the layout located?

On NS, Home Signals or CP Signals for the most part govern turnouts and crossovers and are controlled by a dispatcher. Intermediate Signals are normally offset and always have a milepost number board. Intermediate Signals are ABS and are found between Home Signals. Signals governing movements ...

Maybe it's because I'm an NS locomotive engineer but I think that NS train would look great on any layout! Great video of a great layout! Thanks Craig! Keep 'em comin!

Great video and a great layout! I'd love to see the track plan. I hope to see more videos of this layout...especially with some BN SD40-2 action. The Milwaukee Road SD40-2s looked nice. That'd be a fun train to watch around the layout too.

This movie is based on a true event that happened in Ohio a few years ago. Readers Digest did a story on it. Another train coupled to the rear of the runaway and used its brakes to slow the unmanned train down enough so that another railroad employee could board the runaway's engines to put the...