Nice Model railroad video

Marvelous - an Atlas solid disk turntable with a church 100 scale feet away.

I like it, Bammer. Thanks for sharing.

Bill Bill's Railroad Empire N Scale Model Railroad:

Bill spake thus:

That's nice for you, Bill, but is there anything you *don't* like? Or are you a nicey-nice bot?

Plywood colored ground cover, disk turntables, engines out of era, etc! Tsk, tsk! I can only imagine how much more fun he is having running his trains than you are having bitching about them and those that appreciate the OP's efforts.

fl@liner

fl@liner spake thus:

Well, yeah, fun's fun; I don't take that away from anyone. Not a rivet counter here. (Well, a closet one, maybe, but I also like Thomas & Friends.)

Thanks bammer. That's a good one.

As I begin to plan that "big" layout I always dreamed of building. Its' nice to remember how much fun one can have with a piece of plywood, some E-Z track and trains :)

BTW that Bachmann Suzie Q loco is a real fine model - just got mine. I rode behind the prototype when she belonged to the Valley Railroad in Essex CT. It ran a special excursion on the P & W north out of Groton (right through the sub base too). When we arrived for the trip, I was thinking "there's no way I'm going to be impressed with this Chinese locomotive" and walked up to the front of the train. As soon as I saw it simmering and "breathing" there I fell in love with it :) Only problem was that it is so efficient (its' an oil burner) that it emits almost no smoke.

Cheers and Thanks for the link!

Robert B