Late Steam-Early Diesel Era - B&O - Western Maryland - Norfolk & Western - Pennsylvania Railroad

It's always summertime in the 1950's in my basement. Find a soda and a nice spot in the shade and watch the parade of classic era trains!

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Film & Animation

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• PRR-N&W-WM

[Dockshund]

Thanks!

I checked out your video and was amazed at the beautiful work on the live

steam Y6B. It must be a lot of fun to operate.

[Dockshund]

The GG1's are IHC models, they are very powerful and smooth runners with two motors per unit and flywheels. Their top speed is a little high, but they run fine at lower speeds, I just don't run them that fast. I usually run them together. The Sharks are Roco of Austria, and are good engines.

[PRRK4Lover]

My I ask who makes the shops at 5:18 ?

Thanks...

Jared

[Dockshund]

@PRRK4Lover

That is a Walther's "backshop" kit I bought at the Timonium, Maryland Train Show a few years ago. I think it has been discontinued but can still be found at shows and on Ebay. Thanks for checking out my railroad!

[badboylll]

Very nice!! I dont want to be one of those "you otta" people, but "you otta" get a few C&O engines =]

[Dockshund]

@badboylll - The C&O did have good looking engines, both steam and diesel. I might just take your suggestion. hmmm. Now, which ones for me?

[bra5187]

nice turntable i love that scene and the N&W look at my video to see a great Y6B best wishes from Germany

[02081912Frabas]

Of what brand are the GG1's ? And the sharknoses?

[02081912Frabas]

When looking to your layout and the nice models I feel the spring already overhere.:-)

[Frabas02081912]

Very nice material you have running there, Thumbs up. It looks a bit like mine wishlist.

Kind regards from NL to USA

[K4JW]

awesome

[PRRK4Lover]

@Dockshund Ok, thanks. It looks awesome, hopefully I can find one!