Rob & Annes Garden Railroad July 09
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Nice I've been working on mine for about 6 years now. Now am just working on detail, I make my owne buildings. Also here in town they tore down this building that was built in the early 1900's. And I was able to get some old bricks, and used them for my train tracks to lay on, pluse I don't have to pick so many lil weeds coming up low maintance am looking for lol. Keep up the good work S. California here...B^)
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1:17 looks to be an Erie Lackawanna RS-3. I LOVE THAT POWER. I myself am a G-gauger in New Jersey, and all of the equipment in this video looks very "local" to me.
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This is by far the best done layout of its size I have ever seen . Well done !!
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Oh man this is crazy cool. Rob and Anne, Id spend a summer vacation at your house and never get bored as long as you let me play with your trains. and Im in my 40s
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great job
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excellent job. thanks for the ride!
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Haha that was great!! Such a cute little railroad!! Makes me want to build one in my backyard! What happens when it rains tho?
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Very impressive! I liked how the track was all connected and the train went on all the track through so many tunnels. Very well done!
That is an outstanding garden railroad layout! I am just beginning to a small one-loop railroad and I know how much work (and money) is involved. Your layout seems to go on forever - is that all one loop or is any of it a double-track mainine? I saw your Alco engine on another track so I was curious if it was a separate block or if you are running DCC. How do you maintain track within the pipes? How did you build curved track sections within the pipe?
inneedofgrace1 1 year ago
@inneedofgrace1
The layout has been many years in the making to get it to this point. It is setup so I can run it as two seperate tracks or as one large layout. I am not using DCC just a plain old 0-18 v, 10w transformer. Upgrading that needs to be my next investment. Glad you liked it.
rcgpa 1 year ago